Il mercato; tutte le auto prebelliche in vendita

Chassis No. 113.044.10.013076 The world was first introduced to the W113 generation Mercedes-Benz SL in March 1963. An extremely popular Mercedes, it combined the fantastic sporting characteristics of the iconic 300 SL with the cruising comforts of the 190 SL to create an icon of the 1960s. The 'Pagoda' SL's most notable feature is the safet..

Chassis No. C-A2SB-1373557-A When daydreaming about what type of vehicles police used on this side of the pond in the late 1960s and early 1970s (and who doesn't?) the mind's eye usually conjures up an array of powerful, full-sized iron, think Chevrolet Biscayne or aptly named Plymouth Fury. These police cars were built to chase down speeder..

Chassis No. 00SB5583 When launched in 1970 the Citroën SM received the glowing accolades of the worldwide motoring press, but the French simply call it "Sa Majesté" – Her Majesty. British author Denis Jenkinson, writing in MotorSport, December 1972, remarked: "To say that the SM lived up to all my expectations, and more, is to understate the..

Chassis No. 4335050 BMW is world-renowned for building sporting and attractive driver-centric cars. "The Ultimate Driving Machine," as it is known by most, may have something for everyone, and the early cars set the stage in backing up this statement. The 3.0 CS model is the perfect combination of handling, performance, driver visibility, an..

Chassis No. ZFFPR41A6S0100630 One of the first things Luca Cordero di Montezemolo did after being appointed President of Ferrari in 1991 was order wholesale changes to the entire lineup of road cars. Replacing the 348, the F355 was a much improved vehicle both in terms of styling - owing to the classically beautiful design by Pininfarina - a..

Chassis No. 9113301032 Engine No. 6331585 Transmission No. 915/02 7338172 Nineteen seventy-three marked the end of a number of eras at Porsche even though many didn't notice it at the time. Most notably, all variants of the 911 were about to receive a raft of stylistic and technical changes inside and out for 1974, its first major ..

Chassis No. 77020134H Engine No. 13427 "The no compromise Lotus for its driver and one selected companion." - Lotus Brochure, 1977 When conceptualizing a replacement for the Lotus Europa in 1971, light-weight construction was paramount, as the newly-developed 1,973 cc four-cylinder intended to power the sports car was not going t..

Chassis No. ZFFSG17A9M0089549 Engine No. 26933 Owing its name to the fabled 500 and 250 Testa Rossa race cars of the 1950s, Ferrari's latest flagship made its debut under the dazzling lights of the Lido Nightclub ahead of the 1984 Paris Salon. The Testarossa replaced the outgoing Boxer series, and with it, the razor-sharp wedge profile ..

Chassis No. 15933 Engine No. 00271 Transmission No. 281 Ferrari entered the 1970s with Fiat at the helm, providing the capital and manufacturing might to produce more consistent road cars that would impress discerning buyers, especially those in North America. Easier said than done. Increasingly strict safety regulations in the US ..

Chassis No. 1833024537 E The Volkswagen Type 181 was affectionately known as the 'Thing' in the US market. The car was aimed at competing against the Citroen Méhari and the Fiat Jolly as it was intended to be used as a fun-loving vehicle ideally suited for use at the beach or in the mountains. Based upon the Beetle drive train and a modified..