With so few Bugatti cars in existence, crashes are rare occurrences. That notion doubles for special edition rare Bugatti models, like the Sang Blanc! In 2008, Bugatti built 15 ‘Sang Noir’ special edition Grand Sport Veyron cars in black, and just one ‘Sang Blanc’ white car. You can see the one-off Sang Blanc post crash photo […]
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There is no place like Pebble Beach, California during the annual auto show! It seems no price is too high to pay for a rare exotic car this year, with several changing hands in jaw-dropping deals. Case in point: A 1960 Ferrari California just sold for a record $11,275,000 USD! Ferrari 250 California Spider Competizione It […]
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Rolls Royce officially unveiled the Phantom Coupe Aviator at the Quail Lodge during this year’s Pebble Beach action. Inspired by a rich history in aviation, this model boasts a cockpit style layout with aerospace awesomeness! The Aviator collection is finished in gray with an attractive matte hood. Inside, a Thommen aviation-grade clock is prominent. Notice the perfect […]
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A medium rare slice of history is available from Aston Martin, a 1955 DB3S privateer! RM Auctions anticipates between $3.5 and $4 million dollars will change hands for ownership of this historical racecar. Just 20 examples were built, and this racer is in original condition–which should attract plenty of potential buyers. Rare automobile auctions entice larger audiences today because word is spread like wildfire when they break out into the light for the first time in decades!
Throughout the 1950s, Aston Martin worked hard to be taken seriously in international sports car competitions, where Britain held the reigns
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Exotic sports car theft has become increasingly brazen, with celebrity cars swiped from odd locations and now from an LA Maserati dealership in broad daylight! The thief posed as a potential customer and ended up exiting with the 2008 GranTurismo.
The entire theft was caught on one of the dealership’s surveillance cameras
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A little known project has finally reached the finish line, after an epic 73-year stall! Jean Bugatti’s last car was incomplete at the time of his death, and for decades, the Mullin Automotive Museum has been completing the process. Now the Type 64 is complete and sans cobwebs. Exotic and classic car restoration is indeed a long process, but 73 years is simply ridiculous…a convertible top may decompose faster.
Legendary automotive designer Jean Bugatti died in a road test crash in 1939. Above is the 1939 Type 64 coupe body he was waiting for at the time of his death.
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Maserati fans need not hold their breath any longer, the 2014 Quattroporte patent renderings have been revealed! No need to panic, no major changes appear to be in the works. In fact, there have been precious few alterations to this model since its debut in 2005.
There have been minimal changes to the Quattroporte since 2005
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Auction house Gooding &Co. certainly has some goodies to sell this August at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance this August—including a 1938 Bugatti Type 57C Stelvio, a Maserati A6G and a 1966 Shelby Cobra 427. Follow link to see the top 10 most expensive vehicles ever auctioned!
1938 Bugatti Type 57C Stelvio is certainly the star of the show
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Cancer is a devastating illness, and it is even more so when it happens to a child. This June, Chrysler will hold a luxury auction, featuring the new Viper, and proceeds shall benefit pediatric cancer research! Hot car, heartfelt cause!
‘Racing to Win’ benefits the Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer and also the American Le Mans racing series
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While most vehicles depreciate, the opposite is true when it happens to be one of just 1,400 Mercedes-Benz 300SL coupes made between 1954 and 1957. The appreciation is even more when that car happens to be one of 29 “alloy” models, one of which just sold for a jaw-dropping $4.6 million at a Gooding & Co. luxury car auction in Scottsdale, Arizona! See our Mercedes gullwing rentals here! (the fabulous SLS AMG)!
Gooding & Co. auction block!
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