Sports Cars
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8 forgotten Alfa Romeos that outran everything in their class
Alfa Romeo once sold a family sedan with the line “The family car that wins races.” That attitude ran straight into the Alfa Romeo Giulietta…
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7 European sports cars that sold for far more than anyone expected
Every big car sale starts with a number printed in the catalog. The auction estimate is the house’s best guess at what a car will…
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12 vintage sports cars that still stop traffic decades later
Some vintage sports cars were built in numbers so small that most people will never see one on the road. Porsche made only 90 of…
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12 forgotten mid-engine cars that felt too powerful for their own factory to keep building
Maserati built just 564 examples of the Bora, its mid-engined grand tourer, from 1971 to 1978. That’s a small number for a car that carried…
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12 convertibles that still impress at every car show
Walk any car show on a sunny Saturday and you’ll see it happen. A Chevrolet convertible with the top folded draws a crowd, and so…
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8 forgotten Italian sports cars that outran everything in their class
In 1954, a 1.5-litre OSCA beat a field full of bigger cars, including a Lancia D24, to win the Sebring 12 Hours outright. In fact,…
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5 Jaguars to avoid at all costs
Jaguar expected to sell about 100,000 X-Types a year. Instead, the Jaguar X-Type found roughly 350,000 buyers over its whole eight-year run. That gap says…
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12 two-seaters that were pure driving machines
Lotus named the Elise after a little girl. In fact, Elisa Artioli was the granddaughter of Romano Artioli, then chairman of Lotus and Bugatti, and…
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7 Austin-Healeys you’ve probably never seen in person
Only 640 cars left the factory as a true Austin-Healey 100M, and each one was a fast four-cylinder roadster with a louvred bonnet and a…
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12 British roadsters we’d refuse to part with
Triumph never officially called it the TR3A. The 1957 update still wore TR3 badges, yet buyers took home 58,236 of them, and the Triumph TR3A…
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