It goes without saying that the Ferrari Enzo was a special supercar. It’s naturally aspirated V12 motor was a titanic leap forward in supercar technology, as well as the audacity of the company to label a car with its founders name on it.

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While it’s not the most expensive classic Ferrari sold at auction in the last few years, it’s definitely showing a market trend that’s going up on vintage Ferraris.

There are just a handful of cars that can be understood just by their name. You don’t need the make, you don’t need any information about the car. Just a name. One of those cars is the Miura.

What you are looking at is a 1968 Nissan Skyline Hakosuka. It was essentially the fastest version of the Skyline you could buy in 1968.

First a recall of the 918, now one burns to the ground. According to Jalopnik, this fire began at a Toronto gas station and luckily the entire place didn’t burn as well. But the car was not able to be saved. It isn’t known what started the fire on the 918, but from the pictures, […] More »

This stunning NART Spider just sold for a US auction record-breaking $27.5 million! The only car to have sold for more internationally is the Mercedes-Benz W196, which recently sold for $29.6 million. The NART Spider is one of just ten built and has had the same owner since new. The NART was made famous in […] More »