Archive
03/07/2021
Pick-ups. Who wouldn't want one please raise your hand
This article explores the history and evolution of pick-up trucks in America, which are often regarded as symbols of the country's rugged, outdoorsy lifestyle.01/07/2021
Bonhams in Switzerland: the ship sets sail...
The article discusses the recent car auction in Cheserex, Switzerland, which had fewer cars but sold more of them. The auction had a 89.13% of cars changing hands with a 23.9% increase in the average price from last year. The top-selling car, a 1963 Ferrari 250 GT Lusso, sold for approximately $1,460,000, and the article offers some insights into the value of Ferrari Classiche certification. The article also notes the rise in prices of the 996 series Porsche 911s and offers suggestions on cars that are still good value for money, including the Ferrari 575 Superamerica and the Ferrari 550 Maranello.27/06/2021
Cars & Movies 6. Mercedes: The Elegant Soul of Hollywood
The Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart displays the brand's diverse models throughout history. The cars convey an unwavering sense of robustness and aristocratic quality, despite their varied uses.26/06/2021
Dreams or reality?
This article discusses the recent acquisitions made by three virtual garages that host interesting models from international auctions. The three collectors, Cautious, Sober, and Wealthy, each purchased various vintage cars at different price points.24/06/2021
Good wind from the East
This article reports on RM Sotheby's first European auction since February 2020, where it sold 14 of 19 cars in Milan, and 25 out of 25 in Eschen, Liechtenstein. The Milan sale generated an estimated €11,635,000 turnover compared with €12,600,000 estimate, and the Eschen sale reached a total of CHF 10,160,125 against an initial estimate of CHF 6,085,000. The article highlights the success of the sales, despite the risks involved, with average sales prices of €831,071 per car in Milan and a 181.99% result in terms of value in Eschen. The top lots sold include a 1966 Ferrari 275 GTB and a 1933 Rolls Royce Phantom II Brougham by Brewster.20/06/2021
Cars & Movies 5. Jaguar and Land Rover: The British Spirit
This article highlights the British spirit present in the representation of Jaguar and Land Rover in the world of cinema.19/06/2021
I sail, therefore I am
This article explores the history and current state of amphibious cars, from the first patent in 1907 to present day attempts at large-scale production. The article also discusses the practicality and safety concerns of amphibious vehicles.17/06/2021
Ferrari and Silverstone: half and half
The article discusses a recent Ferrari auction held in the UK, which did not meet the expectations of the organizers. Despite the low sales percentage and the absence of unreserved lots, the auction offered high-quality cars with an average price of £162,687. The most expensive car sold was a 2011 Ferrari 599 GTO, and a 1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona once owned by Elton John remained unsold. The article also highlights the sale of a rare right-hand drive Dino 246 GTS, which sold for £388,125 and suggests that rising prices may be seen for this model in the future.13/06/2021
Cars & Movies 4. Alfa and Lancia: Italian freedom
Italian cars such as Lancia and Alfa Romeo have played an important role in films, portraying freedom and pleasure in life.12/06/2021