The 1961 Chrysler 300G Hardtop Coupe represents the dramatic peak of the tail fin era, featuring a 375 HP Golden Lion V8 and iconic swiveling seats. This Mardi Gras Red survivor is a rare letter-series gem, combining Virgil Exner design with the legendary cross-ram induction system.
The 1950 Ford Custom Deluxe Country Squire Wagon is a masterclass in mid-century design, featuring genuine wood construction and a 100 HP Flathead V-8. Formerly part of the prestigious Nick Alexander collection, this Light Blue Gray wagon offers an authentic three-row experience for vintage enthusiasts.
The 1942 Mercury 29A Woody Wagon is a remarkable rarity from a shortened production year, with fewer than 1,000 units made. This example features a 95 HP Flathead V-8, Columbia rear end, and a unique history as a purported Naval staff car, blending military utility with classic wooden elegance.
This 1950 Ford F-1 Pickup combines a refurbished flathead V8 with modern Mustang II-style handling and Vintage Air climate control. It features a stunning dark blue finish with black fenders and a classic wood bed floor, representing a perfect blend of old and new.
The 1951 Pontiac Star Chief is a masterclass in restoration, featuring a 320 HP V-8 crate engine and over $140,000 in documented investment. This award-winning custom features modern air conditioning and a stunning Palmetto Green finish, blending classic 1950s style with contemporary performance.
The 1955 Chrysler C-300 arrived as America’s first true muscle car, blending Imperial luxury with a 300 hp FirePower Hemi V8. This Tango Red example, offered at no reserve, represents a rare opportunity to own one of only 1,725 units produced during the model’s debut year.
The Rimac Nevera R Founder’s Edition has officially arrived, making its public debut at The I.C.E. St. Moritz. With a staggering 2,107 hp and a record-breaking 1.66-second sprint to 60 mph, this exclusive ten-car series represents the absolute peak of electric hypercar performance and bespoke luxury.
The Alpina V8 Roadster has made history at the first BH Auction of 2026, fetching a world-record price of nearly $500,000. This pristine, 746-mile example of the limited-edition grand tourer proves that demand for rare, low-mileage BMW icons remains at an all-time high in the global market.
The 1946 Mercury Sportsman Convertible is a rare wood-bodied masterpiece, with only 205 units produced. This example features a 239 CI Flathead V-8 and a stunning Botsford Blue Green finish, representing the pinnacle of post-war American automotive luxury and craftsmanship.
The capricorn 01 Zagato hypercar is rapidly moving toward production with the unveiling of its second prototype at Salon Rétromobile 2026. Featuring a 900PS supercharged V8 and a dogleg manual, this carbon-fiber masterpiece blends German engineering with iconic Italian design.