Undoubtedly the most radical Ferrari of the 1980s, the opportunity to acquire this sensational car is a must for any supercar or race car focused Ferrari collection.
The sale will take place exclusively online through Sotheby’s Sealed, featuring the ultra-rare 1995 McLaren F1, distinguished by its one-off Creighton Brown color. Bidding opens…
This particular 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, steeped in a history that reads like a roll call of achievements, is offered by RM Sotheby’s.
This Ferrari 250 LM has undergone a comprehensive restoration to its original specifications by Ferrari Classiche, completed in 2021.
This Rothmans Porsche 962, was one of three Works 962s assigned to the Rothmans Porsche factory team for the 1985 and 1986 seasons.
A one-off 2004 Ferrari Enzo is up for grabs next week – the first Ferrari painted in matte black (Nero Opaco), and the ONLY Enzo finished in this color. A true unicorn by anyone’s standards.
Porsche Design will auction two very special design icons that are inseparably linked to the brand’s founder and designer of the Porsche 911, F. A. Porsche, and Porsche Design’s founding year 1972.
The Ferrari F2003-GA which Michael Schumacher won his 6th Formula One World Championship in sold at auction for a price of $14.9 million, making it the most expensive F1 car sold to date.
Race cars, suits, helmets, and artwork are available to bid on this Saturday, October 29th at 1pm EDT. Here is a small selection of some of our favorites
Every week we sift through a truly amazing amount of “stuff” in the dozen or so hours we spend online—you know, the time spent not driving sweet cars. A lot of the cool stuff we find has to do specifically with new cars, naturally, but there’s also a huge amount of awesomeness that doesn’t completely fit in the normal Winding Road world. To date, we’ve been in the habit of simply reading, watching, or talking amongst ourselves about this web detritus, but recently we thought it might be a good idea to start sharing it with you all. Thus, The Hot List.