The fourth-generation S-Class (W220) was offered as Mercedes’ flagship full-size luxury car from 1999 until 2006 and featured innovative new technology including Airmatic air suspension, keyless entry, and soft-close doors. This final-year example is a 4.3-liter V8-powered S430 finished in Cubanite Silver Metallic over an Alpaca Gray leather interior. It …

In 2009, Porsche's 997.2 generation debuted new driver technology, revised styling, and more powerful flat-six engines with direct fuel injection. This 6-speed Carrera 4S Coupe comes finished in Black over matching leather upholstery. It originally commanded an original sticker price of over $102k, including a navigation module for PCM, the …

The 991 generation represents Porsche's final iteration of the naturally aspirated Carrera model. Equipped with a 3.8-liter flat-six engine producing up to 400 HP, this 2013 Carrera S comes finished in Black with a matching cabriolet top over Luxor Beige upholstery. It was originally configured at an MSRP of approximately …

The M Coupe debuted in 1998 as the performance-focused variant of the Z3, distinguished by its fixed roof. It boasts a robust S52 inline-six engine, E36 M3 brakes, enhanced suspension, and more assertive body styling. This 2000 example, one of just 231 reportedly produced in Titanium Silver Metallic over black …

Produced between 1964 and 1967, only 26 examples of the Morgan Plus 4 Plus were ever built. This example, Chassis A5794, was sold new in 1965 to a Los Angeles Professor who owned the car until his 1999 passing and is said to have been displayed at the 1964 London …

Introduced in 1965, the Porsche 912 was an entry-level variation of the 911. Of the total 912 production, only 8% accounted for Targas, with even fewer of those being soft-window variants. The Porsche 912 soft-window Targa allows for fully open, top-down, rear window-down, or fully closed operation. This 1967 example …

The first-generation Chevrolet Corvette was introduced in 1953, deriving its name from the corvette warship characterized by its smaller size and maneuverability. Representing the first generation of Chevrolet’s iconic Corvette sports car, this C1 debuted several notable changes for the 1956 model year including a new body, glass roll-up windows, …

This 2001 Fat Boy customized motorcycle is powered by a George Smith & Stanley Stankos (S&S) 100" complete polished motor paired with a 5-speed Harley-Davidson transmission. It is finished in blue and features RC Comp 18" chrome wheels with matching sprocket and rotors, front and back 4-piston calibers, Pro-One oil …

Finished in Guards Red over a Black vinyl and Pepita cloth interior, this European-market 1977 Porsche 911S Coupe was acquired by the seller in 2018 and underwent a custom RS-spec engine rebuild under prior ownership with 2.8-liter cylinders, 10.5:1 compression pistons, Electromotive distributorless ignition, and more. The car also features …

The 100-Series Land Cruiser was introduced in 1998 featuring significant advancements, including a new independent front suspension and a more powerful V8 engine. This 2001 UZJ100 example was initially acquired from Franklin Toyota in Statesboro, Georgia, and has since spent time in Florida and Tennessee. Featuring a 4-speed automatic transmission, …

Available for auction is a Porsche dealership sign. This beautiful sign features a large frame with new Coat of Arms Crest. The seller states the frame was displayed at a dealership and wears minor patina while the crest is in brand new condition. The crest is not currently mounted to …

Celebrating the original Porsche 356 Speedster of the 1950s and the 25th anniversary of Porsche Exclusive, the 997.2 generation Porsche 911 Speedster features a shortened windscreen frame and a distinctive double-hump tonneau cover along with ceramic composite brakes (PCCB), a 7-speed PDK transmission, and a 3.8-liter flat-six engine derived from …

Manufactured by the Triumph Motor Company in England from 1968 to 1976, the TR6 sports car boasts bodywork crafted by Karmann, a four-wheel independent suspension, and a 2.5-liter inline-six engine paired with a 4-speed manual gearbox. This 1976 example is finished in green over a tan interior and comes equipped …

The Triumph TR250 was introduced to the U.S. market in 1967 as a carbureted version tailored for American consumers. This 1968 example underwent refurbishment in California during the 1980s, refinished in white with a matching Surrey top over black vinyl upholstery. Since being acquired by the selling dealer in 2023, …

BMW’s original M3, based on the E30 3-Series, was created as a homologation car for the Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft (DTM) in 1986 featuring distinctive aerodynamic bodywork and a high-revving S14 DOHC inline-four engine. The ultimate version of the M3 was introduced in 1990 as the Sport Evolution (Evo 3), a …

In 1986, the Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe was introduced specifically to homologate Chevrolet's new sleek fastback body design for NASCAR racing. Based closely on the Monte Carlo SS, the Aerocoupe received a sloping rear window, a race-inspired deck lid spoiler, 15” aluminum wheels, an F41 Sport Suspension, a Performance Axle, …

Available for auction is a rare illuminated Pininfarina-Bertone dealership sign. The sign measures approximately 84” inches in height and 74” inches in width. A total of 80 signs were produced by the manufacturer Tencon in Centerville, Tennessee. The signs were produced in extremely small numbers in 1983 and 1984 as …