The Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing and Roadster siblings have rightfully earned their place as cornerstones in the collector car market. For many, no major ...
There’s little arguing the fact that Jaguar’s XK series is one of the most influential sports cars of the Twentieth Century. After a ...
By 1939, the American luxury motorcar had reached its final prewar pinnacle. While economic realities compelled most manufacturers to abandon multi-cylinder flagships, Cadillac and seldom ...
The most essential of French car companies, Citroen pushed the boundaries of passenger car design like few others. With the mold-shattering DS a ...
Introduced in August of 1928, Packard’s Sixth Series continued to help the marque dominate the competitive American luxury motoring market. The 640 Custom Eight and ...
- Displaying just 7.9 miles on the odometer and retained in current ownership since new
- Desirable Heritage Edition finished in iconic Heritage Blue with Epic Orange stripes
- One ...
- Finished in factory-correct Taiga Metallic over black velour upholstery
- Exceptionally documented three-owner example with extensive history from new
- Originally purchased in England by a USAF officer stationed ...
Lancia has long been known for exquisitely crafted, cleverly engineered automobiles, leading some fans to refer to the Torinese firm as “the Italian ...
Bentley Motors achieved success with its first car, the single overhead camshaft 4-valve per cylinder 3-Litre introduced in 1919. Always intended as a sporting car ...
Inspired by the futuristic concept cars from General Motors’ dazzling Motorama shows, the glamorous Buick Skylark celebrated the marque’s landmark 50th anniversary in ...
In the late 1920s, Packard was riding high on a wave of record sales and profits. With little indication of the economic woes ...
Few sports cars have evolved as gracefully or successfully as Porsche’s seminal 356. Introduced in the late 1940s as a lightweight, Volkswagen-derived sports machine, the ...