t may come as a shock to many people, and especially those in the art and design community, but it wasn’t until 1982, roughly 100 years into the automotive industry’s iconic history, that the first car ever designed by a woman came to be. General
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A Bet on a Rare Mercedes-Benz Keeps Paying Off
Original Article – The Wall Street Journal A driver sings the praises of a classic 300 SL Gullwing that he bought sight-unseen over 50 years ago Cooper Weeks, 75, a retired TWA airline captain from Kansas City, Mo., on his 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing.
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Scottsdale Auctions Recap – 2017
A busy week of collector car auctions wrapped up in Scottsdale, Arizona on Sunday with some positive signs for the classic car market to start they year. The combined auctions totaled just shy of $260M (USD) in sales as a result of more offerings
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News from HAGI: December 2016
The HAGI Top Index saw slight gains for the month of December and an overall increase of 9.02% for the year – which was lower than the annual average of 13.5%. As the HAGI Index is assessed in GBP terms, uncertainty and shifts in the
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1955 “Gilda” Set For Barrett-Jackson Auction
1955 Chrysler Ghia Streamline X “Gilda” SATURDAY JANUARY 21 Lot 1389.1 Salon F- 6 Coachwork by Carrozzeria Ghia Chassis no. 9967 Engine no. P-32862 AiResearch Turbine One off debuted at 1955 Turin Auto Show Carefully conserved within the Ford Museum and later private ownership Turbine
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