Does it get any better?
Scootacar Deluxe Mk II (1960)
Over the past 22 years, Bruce Weiner has amassed the world's largest collection of the world's smallest cars. Next Friday, he's auctioning off almost every single one of them.
After launching the popular Rambler, Nash worked for many years on an even smaller car. Its first public concept, the NXI (Nash Experimental International), was shown in 1949, followed after one year by the NKI (Nash Kelvinator International). The name of the car was to be NKI Custom until shortly after production began, and new...
Here are some of our recommended (but not sure-fire) investmentsÂall at least 20-years-old and powered by (relatively) fuel-efficient four-cylinder enginesÂthat should be inexpensive and fun to drive.
Over the past 22 years, Bruce Weiner has amassed the world's largest collection of the world's smallest cars. Next Friday, he's auctioning off almost every single one of them.
Over the past 22 years, Bruce Weiner has amassed the world's largest collection of the world's smallest cars. Next Friday, he's auctioning off almost every single one of them.
It’s not a backyard conversion, it’s a rare mix of some insanely special factory parts
Over the past 22 years, Bruce Weiner has amassed the world's largest collection of the world's smallest cars. Next Friday, he's auctioning off almost every single one of them.
Cool things with wheels since 2006
The Pick of the Day is a diminutive Austin sports car that's loaded with charisma, and should appeal to any fan of tint collector cars
Oldsmobiles's wild Aerotech concept shined new light on Oldsmobile in the 1980s. Also previewed a hyper car fueled future.
RM Sotheby’s has announced a new collector car auction for the Swiss mountain resort of St. Moritz during the Bernina Gran Turismo vintage racing week
The Obsession
For its 100th anniversary, Bentley Motors is building 12 continuation versions of its 1929 Team Blower race cars. It's like a replica, but better.
Over the past 22 years, Bruce Weiner has amassed the world's largest collection of the world's smallest cars. Next Friday, he's auctioning off almost every single one of them.
Back when graphic design was still done by hand.
500 cu. in. modified Packard V12 engine with three Weber two-barrel carburetors, GM 4L60E four-speed automatic transmission, custom-fabricated chassis, dropped tubular front axle, 9-inch Ford rear end with four-link rear suspension, and four-wheel hydraulic disc brakes. Wheelbase: 122
Yes, the Dukes of Hazzard General Lee is highly recognizable. But can you identify a Dodge Charger that isn’t a 1969? Or one that isn’t bright orange with a Confederate flag on …
The last MG to really show the marque’s heritage was the TF which was launched in October 1953. Designed in response to the decrease in sales of the TD, the TF served as the last of the T-series Midget cars before the MGA was launched in the fall of 1955....
Star Gazing
The magnificent 840 CI featured here is finished in classic and desired Arctic Silver Metallic over silver-grey Nappa leather interior. This one owner 840 CI has been in the possession of the dealership that ordered new and driven by the dealer principal. Most likely the most meticulously maintained 840 CI...
All of us want to own an expensive collector car that just knocks everyone out with its beauty and value. However, there are an ever increasing number of events that require you to drive your car long distances. There are also a number of posts popping up on social media from owners of nice cars...
Over the past 22 years, Bruce Weiner has amassed the world's largest collection of the world's smallest cars. Next Friday, he's auctioning off almost every single one of them.
Cars that enthusiasts want today, and will want tomorrow
Following the close of WWII, Britain’s “export or die” industrial mantra spurred MG’s development of a TC Roadster variant specifically for the hot American market. Coded EXU for “export unit,” the first MG TC EXU Roadster was delivered in December 1948, and production continued on an ‘as needed’ basis. In...
