The cars just keep coming up for bidding at AutoHunter and this week I found a few that I would like to have in my own garage. Like the cars available on the AutoHinter docket, they vary from muscle cars to European stars to modern classics.
Here are my picks this week, I hope you like my choices.
I have always loved these Chrysler wing cars. They were created as NASCAR homologation cars and on the track were the dominant car of 1970 driven by Richard Petty and others. In fact, the Superbird was designed to lure Petty back to Chrysler from Ford. This specific Superbird being offered on AutoHunter is finished in its original color of Lemon Twist Yellow and is powered by a 440 Six-Pack V8 mated to a 4-speed gearbox. If you are looking for a muscle car that makes a statement, look no further than this Superbird.
1963 Jaguar XKE Series I roadster
This 1963 XKE is finished in British Racing Green with a Tan interior but was originally painted Cream with a Maroon interior. I have to say this newer color combo is a lot nicer, and at the same time such a change in colors inside and out could mean that this car sells for a bit less than a car in the original factory colors. However, what an XKE is best for is driving. I personally would rather potentially save a few bucks and drive a British Racing Green XKE than a Cream colored one.
1995 Mercedes-Benz E320 cabriolet
These Mercedes E Class convertibles were a limited production and expensive car when new and have been moving up in value for a few years. This specific example on AutoHunter is finished in its original Midnight Blue paint with a color-matched soft top and a navy-blue leather interior. Having only covered a total of 18,000 miles, this is a car to buy as a future collectible. These are stunning cars and, to many Mercedes enthusiasts, the last Mercedes cars with the classic bank-vault build quality.
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