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Chassis No. 1FAFP45X2YF162956 According to the clean CARFAX this sleek 2000 Ford Mustang GT Convertible, finished in Black with a red pinstripe, was sold new in California in December 1999. The Marti Report shows that it was a well-equipped example with numerous factory-fitted features, from the 3.27:1 limited slip differential to the Charco..

Chassis No. WDBFA66E1NF044413 The world premiere of the Mercedes-Benz 129-series SL at the 1989 Geneva Motor Show marked the arrival of a completely new car, following in the footsteps of the innovative 350 SL from 18 years earlier. The 129 SL impressed with a harmonious design that blended sportiness, comfort, and elegance. Its radiator gri..

Chassis No. SCAYD42A8CCX04364 Long known as the final word for elegance, the Rolls-Royce Corniche was first introduced to the world in 1971. Incredibly, in various series it lasted into the 1990s, yet the early 1980s must be its prime years. Always a status symbol, the Corniche, so named for the coastal roads traversed by the Monegasque, was..

Chassis No. WP0JB0930HS051333 Engine No. 68H01428 Transmission No. 77H02095 The 911 Turbo not only defined the Porsche brand and its performance aspirations during the late 1970s and into the 1980s but also further cemented the German marque's reputation in the United States. Its sporting potential aside, the 911 Turbo had a trem..

Chassis No. WP0EB0917KS173601 Conceived in the wake of the 911 Cabriolet's success, the limited-production Porsche 911 Speedster of 1989 emerged as a fitting finale to the G-Series 911 lineage. Porsche's design team, led by Tony Lapine, drew inspiration from the 356 Speedster while utilizing the contemporary 3.2 Carrera chassis. The concept,..

Chassis No. WDDAJ76FX6M000827 The Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren was introduced in 2004 as a modern Gran Turismo, seamlessly merging Mercedes-Benz's renowned elegance with McLaren's motorsport expertise. Inspired by the fabled 1955 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupe, the design features a long, sculpted bonnet and a compact rear. The car's aerodynamic elements,..

Chassis No. SCFAE62373K800076 Engine No. 00375 When Aston Martin meets Zagato, the result is often pure automotive magic, and the 2003 DB7 Zagato is a prime example of this long-lived collaboration. Drawing inspiration from the legendary DB4GTs of the 1960s, the sleek DB7 Zagato showcased the distinctive design language of Zagato in co..

Chassis No. WP0AA2963NS480308 The lineup of 1980s auto show cars finished in Pearlescent White Metallic by Style Porsche is remarkable. Iconic debuts such as the 956 sports racing prototype, the 959 "Gruppe B," the 911 Speedster Studie, and even the 924 Carrera prototype, all sported this distinctive color revered deep within Porsche. It's c..

Chassis No. WBAEJ134X1AH61007 The BMW Z8 emerged from the celebrated Z07 Concept of 1997, representing Henrik Fisker's masterful reinterpretation of BMW's iconic 507. This spiritual successor manifested as a svelte, two-seat gentleman's roadster, featuring purposeful lines crafted in hand-finished aluminum coachwork, underpinned by a sophist..

Chassis No. ZFFRG43A3R0098406 The 1993 Ferrari 348 Spider marked Ferrari's long-awaited return to true open-top motoring, representing the first genuine convertible from Maranello since the legendary 365 GTS/4 "Daytona" Spider ceased production in 1973. Developed under the direction of then-new Ferrari chairman Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, t..