For sale: Classic Rolls-Royce that last changed hands in a 'car-napping'
Stylish 1932 coupe, which forms part of private collection owned by Peter Blond, is to be auctioned at the Goodwood Festival of Speed
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Stylish 1932 coupe, which forms part of private collection owned by Peter Blond, is to be auctioned at the Goodwood Festival of Speed
We detail the 10 classic cars that sold for the highest figures in 2021 - and feature five other motors of particular importance that changed hands at the block last year.
We detail the 10 classic cars that sold for the highest figures in 2021 - and feature five other motors of particular importance that changed hands at the block last year.
Rare Jaguar D-Type With Long Racing History Awaits Wealthy New Owner 20 Jan 2021, 8:08 UTC · by A less informed person catching a glimpse of this 1955 Jaguar D-Type might mistake it for a slightly weirder Ferrari. It has the same swoopy lines as the 250 GTO, the same oval grille, and a similar overall shape, so it's an honest mistake. 14 photos Have it painted in British Racing Green, though, the color most of the era's Jaguar D-Types sported, and it's an entirely different story. All of a sudden, its resemblance with the C-Type before it and E-Type after starts to emerge, and you know...
It is set to cross the auction block later this month 1 / 1 photos A rare 1955 Jaguar D-Type is set to cross the auction block later this month, but you’ll need at least US$5.75 million to secure it. A 1955 Jaguar D-Type, once owned by Bernie Eccelstone will be auctioned off later this month and is expected to sell for as much as US$7.5 million (AU$9.7 million). Originally built and delivered new to Henly’s in Manchester, England, this D-Type features the factory-correct red paint and matching interior, said to be one of maybe three examples of a rare D-Type set. Distinctive with a s...