Chassis No. WDB2094421T071712
The Mercedes-Benz CLK DTM AMG debuted as a coupe in 2004 as a high-performance sports car that paid tribute to the brand's success in the Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft (DTM). All 100 coupes sold out immediately and, in 2005, its limited-production successor arrived as a cabriolet. Only 80 CLK DTM AMG Cabrio..
Chassis No. WP0ZZZ99ZTS370533
For most Porsche aficionados, the 993-generation Porsche 911 Turbo occupies a deservedly exalted spot among Porsche models as the ideal iteration of the air-cooled, flat-six 911 formula. Offered for a handful of years, Turbo delivered 402 horsepower through sequential twin turbos and all-wheel drive, achieving a..
Chassis No. WBSKG9108BE686326
The E92 BMW M3 GTS was conceived as the most uncompromising iteration of the revered E92 series, stripped of excess and optimized purely for track performance. Limited to just 150 units, the GTS represents one of the most focused and exclusive M cars ever produced. BMW M GmbH chief Kay Segler affectionately reve..
Chassis No. WDD1993761M001364
At precisely 7:22 AM on 1 May 1955, the factory Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR driven by Stirling Moss and his navigator Denis Jenkinson left Brescia, Italy, to embark on the arduous 1,000-mile Mille Miglia race through the Italian countryside. At an average speed of 156 km/h, they completed the race in 10 hours, 7 minut..
Chassis No. SBM11AAB8CW000764
The McLaren MP4-12C marked a watershed moment when it was announced in 2010, representing not merely a new supercar but the renaissance of McLaren as a dedicated series-production manufacturer. While the British company had previously created the seminal F1 in the 1990s, Bruce McLaren's experimental M6GT, and ha..
Chassis No. WBSAK05010AE40578
Cecotto Serial No. 354/505
The BMW M3, based on the popular E30 3-Series, was developed to meet FIA Group A touring car regulations, requiring 5,000 road-going versions. Debuting at the 1985 Frankfurt Motor Show, it quickly became a success on the track and street, dominating touring car championships worl..
Chassis No. WBSAK05000AE41401
Engine No. 60274785
Production of the first BMW M3 began in March 1986 to meet the FIA Group A homologation requirement of 5,000 standard production cars for the 1987 World Touring Car Championship. Its development faced delays due to internal debates, particularly about using a turbocharger. While some arg..
Chassis No. SBM11AAB4CW000132
The McLaren MP4-12C established itself as the worthy follow-up to the iconic F1, inaugurating McLaren Automotive's modern production era as the "first in a range of high-performance sports cars from the home of the world's most successful racing car company." The timeless design, penned by Pininfarina-contracted..
Chassis No. ZFFZR49B000105811
For nearly two decades, it seemed the days of the traditional front-engine, rear-transaxle layout employed in such celebrated flagships as the Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona and 250 GTO were behind the Maranello-based marque. However, in 1992, a front-mounted V12 once again graced a Ferrari GT in the all-new 456 GT 2..
Chassis No. WBSCM91070LB55675
This investment-grade 1999 BMW Z3 M Coupe presents in its sophisticated original Cosmosschwarz Metallic (Cosmos Black Metallic) exterior finish over a striking Leder Reptil/Kyalami (Black and Kyalami Orange) Nappa leather interior. As an early example completed on 16 July 1998, power comes from BMW's renowned na..