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Iconic cars for home, hotel, office or garage
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Cutting edge manufacturing tech
Engineering
Solid rock with moving elements
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In 1986 the Porsche 959 arrived with computer-controlled all-wheel drive, sequential turbos and the world's first tyre-pressure monitor, and it was the fastest car on earth. It was built to go rallying in a category banned before it reached customers, it lost Porsche money on every sale, and today it is a blue-chip collectible worth well over a million pounds.
Blog • August 14, 2026
In 1995 a road car that was never meant to race won the Le Mans 24 Hours outright, beating purpose-built prototypes. The McLaren F1 GTR did it with less power than the road F1, and today the rarest examples are worth more than any road car McLaren has sold.
Blog • August 14, 2026
Petrol bans are coming, but they hit only new-car sales, and they are quietly splitting the classic market in two. Trophy blue-chips are pulling away from ordinary classics, and the gap has never been wider.
Blog • August 13, 2026
The hardest decision in collecting isn't which car to buy but whether to restore it — and increasingly the answer is don't. A car is only original once, and the market now pays a premium for honest, unrestored survivors.
Blog • August 13, 2026
The Lancia Stratos was the first car ever built purely to win rallies — a Gandini wedge with a mid-mounted Ferrari V6 that won three world championships in a row (1974–1976). Only about 492 were made.
Blog • August 13, 2026
The Bentley R-Type Continental was the fastest four-seater in the world in 1952 — a coachbuilt aluminium fastback and the most expensive car money could buy. Only about 208 were made. Quiet luxury before the term existed.
Blog • August 13, 2026
The BMW 507 is one of the most beautiful cars ever built — and it nearly bankrupted BMW. Only 252 were made, each hand-built in aluminium at a ruinous loss, and Elvis Presley owned one. Now a multi-million-dollar blue chip.
Blog • August 13, 2026
The Toyota 2000GT proved Japan could build a world-class sports car — an E-Type-like coupe built with Yamaha, a James Bond car, and the first Japanese car to sell for over $1 million. Only about 351 were made.
Blog • August 12, 2026
The Maserati 3500 GT was the first Maserati built in real numbers for the road — a Touring-bodied grand tourer that turned a racing marque into a maker of beautiful cars and secured its future.
Blog • August 12, 2026
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