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  Something completely different, 1936 Riley Kestrel ‘saloon’ from England1

  • Pick of the Day
  • August 24, 2019

  The Pick of the Day is an attractive model from a storied brand

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  Going, going … oops! How did chaotic Porsche Type 64 no-sale happen?1

  • Commentary
  • August 23, 2019

  Collector car auction veteran Andy Reid analyzes the bizarre incident at RM Sotheby’s Monterey event

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  Racers smile despite soggy salt at Bonneville0

  • Car Culture
  • August 23, 2019

  ‘That’s racing’ is the attitude as wet surface delays and slows Speed Week runs

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  • Car Culture
  • August 21, 2019

• 1938 Bentley takes Best of Show at Pebble Beach
• ‘Bullitt’ Mustang GT movie car to be auctioned by Mecum at Florida sale
• Now it’s your turn. Where do you think the hobby’s headed?
• Andy’s MGB GT project isn’t finished in time for Monterey
• Faux Ferrari from ‘Ferris Bueller’ film is taken for a ride
• Road to 2030: Age of Autonomy will be good for vintage vehicles
• Electrifying news: How to future proof the collector car hobby
• Road to 2030: Buyers are moving into driver’s seat at collector car auctions
• Road to 2030: Classic car future is being driven by tech
• Road to 2030: Consortium model, virtual reality will expand car museums’ reach

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  Rare for a reason, 1990 Dodge Dakota convertible pickup truck

  • Pick of the Day
  • August 23, 2019

• Something completely different, 1936 Riley Kestrel ‘saloon’ from England
• 1958 Rambler Custom is a time capsule on wheels
• ‘Goes Like Hell S’more’ was Shelby turbocharged hatchback
• Adventure truck 1971 Ford F-250 comes with its own outdoors gear
• Italian job: Restored and micro-sized Autobianchi Bianchina
• Sporty classic Marmon Wasp Speedster, as seen on TV