1959 AC Ace-Bristol For Sale by Bonhams AC’s first post-war product was the 2-Litre, a kind of frumpy-looking thing using an engine that dated back to 1922. In 1953, they decided to put a sports car into production that was … Continue reading
February means Retromobile, which has become one of the most important sale weekends of the year with the quality of cars on offer rivaling the annual Monterey weekend. First up from Paris is RM Sotheby’s. The only sub-$100,000 car we … Continue reading
July was a lull in the auction world between a packed June and an always-huge August. We start this with H&H Classics at the Imperial War Museum. The top seller at this sale was this 1929 Bugatti Type 44 Saloon … Continue reading
1951 Tojeiro-JAP Offered by Silverstone Auctions | Silverstone, England | July 27, 2017 We’ve featured a number of Portugal-born John Tojeiro’s cars over the years. No two are quite alike, and this little race car is different from all of … Continue reading
We’re back with more from June, starting with H&H Classics’ second June sale, this one held at Woodcote Park. The top seller was this 1966 Aston Martin DB6 Vantage, featuring the world’s tallest antenna, which brought $317,992. The Tojeiro-Climax we … Continue reading
You are browsing our car database by type: Coupes. To go back, click here. How we define a Coupe: a vehicle that is traditionally identified as a “car” that has a fixed roof and two or fewer doors. Cars listed … Continue reading
You are browsing our car database by type: Roadsters. To go back, click here. How we define a Roadster: a vehicle that either lacks a roof entirely or has a roof that can be completely separated from the rest of … Continue reading
We’re back with more from Monterey with Russo & Steele. The top sale was this 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL for $1,155,000. Our featured Tojeiro California failed to sell and you can find complete results here. While Monterey may have been the center … Continue reading
The first sale of December was Bonhams’ London Sale. Our featured Jaguar C-Type was the top seller at $4,762,011. The second top seller also came from the fabulous Ecurie Ecosse collection. It’s a 1956 Jaguar D-Type and it brought $4,212,831. … Continue reading
Okay, so June was a busy auction month and this is our final rundown of sales for it. First up was Osenat’s Fontainebleau sale where the highest amount paid for any vehicle (there were some pricey boats) was this 1928 … Continue reading