Classic Cars

Saoutchik has been brought back to life. Originally founded in 1906 by Jacques Saoutchik, a master of bespoke luxury car bodies, the company was renowned for its work with prestigious automotive brands during the first half of the 20th century.

This Ferrari 512 BB is one of only 929 carbureted models produced between 1976 and 1981, initially delivered to a German businessman in Italy. In 1982, the car underwent a major transformation at the hands of Koenig Specials, a Munich-based tuning company founded by Willy König.

California's Singer Vehicle Design has once again captivated automotive enthusiasts by unveiling a slant-nose version of its acclaimed 964-generation Porsche 911-based Turbo Study.

For over a century, AC Cars has built a reputation for producing exceptional vehicles, but surprisingly, they’ve never released a series production hardtop model.

Gunther Werks' 911 Speedster stands out as a top-tier option for collectors and enthusiasts alike. With only 25 units ever produced, this particular model boasts a mere 93 miles on the odometer, making it arguably the most pristine example available.

Modern cars have made remarkable strides in various aspects of automotive technology, and one often overlooked improvement is the significant noise reduction.

A remarkable custom-built coupe, crafted by Ed Umland of Eddie’s Chop Shop, is currently up for auction on Bring a Trailer.

The Ferrari F355, once a cutting-edge marvel of the '90s, has now entered the realm of classic cars.

The Shelby Daytona Coupe, an icon of American automotive history, has been reimagined in a stunning restomod that blends classic design with modern performance and technology.

When Pininfarina collaborates with the world's most eccentric automaker, the result is nothing short of spectacular. This partnership has yielded a remarkable vehicle that blends traditional styling with a bold, contemporary twist.