1958 Ferrari Reappears With A Shocking $5M Estimate
Monterey Car Week bidders face a $4–5 million guide for this 1958 Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet Series I, framed against recent Maranello sale benchmarks.
Monterey Car Week bidders face a $4–5 million guide for this 1958 Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet Series I, framed against recent Maranello sale benchmarks.
Only 19 examples of the 550-horsepower, 208-mph Eccentrica Roadster will be built.
The Rezvani Beast X builds on a mid-engine Corvette layout with a twin-turbo 6.2-liter V8, forged internals, and a five-car production run.
Maserati is exploring a new V8 for its existing sports cars, potentially giving the GranTurismo and GranCabrio a low-volume dose of eight-cylinder power.
Ford showed dealers a four-door Mustang prototype that will reportedly start at under $40,000.
In the new Torcal, the new ‘Curation Engine’ coordinates light, sound, air, and information designed for a relaxing driving experience.
The five-seat Atlas Cross Sport gets a sharper look, upgraded cabin, and 282-horsepower engine.
Hydromax’s hydrogen combustion streamliner posts a 368.347 mph SCTA class record, proving its twin-engine setup before the looming FIA world record bid.
