Chassis No. BS 535
Engine No. BS 179
SIATA (Società Italiana Auto Trasformazioni Accessori) established itself as a prominent tuning presence in the Italian automotive scene during the mid-20th century. Founded in Turin by Giorgio Ambrosini in 1926, the company initially specialized in tuning and producing performance parts for Fiat, ..
Chassis No. WBAEC7209C8175000
This one-off BMW 6-Series began life as a standard 635 CSi before undergoing a comprehensive transformation at the hands of Mike Gibbs' MGA Developments Ltd. in Coventry. Established in 1979, MGA operated as a complete design-to-production service for mainstream automotive manufacturers, developing prototypes an..
Chassis No. WBS59910004301413
Engine No. M88-473
By the late 1970s, BMW's "M" division had firmly established itself as a world-class force in motorsport, following a legacy of success that began with the lightweight 328s in the 1940 Mille Miglia and continued with the 700RS and the BMW 2002 in the 1960s and early 1970s. This momentum ..
Chassis No. 70127
Engine No. 40733
First revealed to the world at New York's illustrious Waldorf-Astoria in August 1955, the BMW 507-an exquisite creation sculpted by Albrecht Graf von Goertz-remains one of the most elegant designs ever penned. Its hand-formed aluminum body exudes a delicate sophistication from every perspective, with ..
Chassis No. 188.011.5500048
Engine No. 188.920.550050
Body No. A188.011.5500025
After World War II, Mercedes-Benz set out to reclaim its status as Germany's premier luxury automaker. As the country entered its "Economic Miracle," its chairman vowed to "gold-plate the name Mercedes-Benz again." This resurgence began with the debut..
Chassis No. 198.040.5500710
Body No. A198.040.5500690
Engine No. 198.980.10.002690
The Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing Coupe is a true automotive masterpiece born in equal parts from the visionary mind of U.S. dealer/importer Max Hoffman and the racing successes of the W194 Coupe. Hoffman played a key role in bringing the Gullwing ..
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. 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. 810827DN
Engine No. NE1365-8
Following the success of the XK 120 was the XK 140. Continuing with many of the same styling cues of its predecessor, Jaguar offered customers a rolling chassis that independent coachbuilders then outfitted. Building upon Giovanni Savonuzzi's three "Supersonic" XK 120 designs, Ghia applied the s..