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1956 Mercedes-Benz 300SL "Gullwing"

1 week ago | sportscardigest.com | Rex McAfee

This 1956 Mercedes-Benz 300SL is one of 1,400 Gullwing coupes built during three years of production and is said to have been completed in September 1955 for delivery in the US via New York. In 1978, chassis 5500733 was sold by an Arizona owner to a California collector who retained it for over four decades, with work during that span including a color change to silver and 2007 overhauls of the 3.0-liter M198 inline-six and the replacement four-speed manual transmission.
Lamborghinis on Lake Como

1 week ago | sportscardigest.com | Rex McAfee

Between 24 and 25 May 2025, Lake Como hosted two landmark events in the world of classic automobiles: the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este and Fuoriconcorso. The former celebrated and judged the stylistic and technical excellence of historical cars, while the latter—titled “Velocissimo” and focused on racing cars—offered a unique showcase of motorsport heritage. Lamborghini vehicles played a prominent role in both events.
Gordon Murray Group Receives King’s Award

2 weeks ago | sportscardigest.com | Rex McAfee

British advanced automotive engineering and design company, Gordon Murray Group (GMG), has received one of the world’s most coveted business prizes – a ‘King’s Award for Enterprise’ – acknowledging the world-beating innovations of the Gordon Murray Automotive (GMA) T.50 supercar.
Cavallino Classic Modena 2025

2 weeks ago | sportscardigest.com | Rex McAfee

In pure Ferrari red, adorned with the distinctive decals of the legendary Carrera Panamericana—an authentic symbol of the Prancing Horse’s greatest achievements in endurance racing during the 1950s and 1960s—the 1954 Ferrari 250 Monza #0442M by Giuseppe Prevosti, the splendid 1960 Ferrari 250 GT Pinin Farina Cabriolet, chassis #2381, presented by Bacchelli & Villa in a striking Abete Metallizzato colour combination with beige leather interior, and the 1966 275 GTB4 #09021 “long nose” with...
Petersen Museum Salutes 80s & 90s Icons

2 weeks ago | sportscardigest.com | Rex McAfee

The Petersen Museum‘s first large-scale exhibit will celebrate the radical era of vehicles and styles from the ‘80s and ‘90s, showcasing a diverse collection of concept cars, production models, and iconic vehicles from pop culture. The display will also feature interactive elements, including retro video games and technology, in the Mullin Grand Salon.
2025 Hagerty Hill Climb at Shelsley Walsh

2 weeks ago | sportscardigest.com | Rex McAfee

Variety ReignsHagerty brought together an eclectic mix of cars to tackle the historic hill climb course at Shelsley Walsh on Saturday for their 2025 Hagerty Hill Climb event. Open to all, the paddock contained everything from roaring GT40s and Panteras to retro classics, including a Nova GTE and an Alfa Romeo 75, lining up to take part. And where else would you see a very Festival of the Unexceptional Proton saloon lurking amongst Group B rally cars in one of the hill climb groups?
Last Corner Pass At Alfa Revival Cup Round #2

2 weeks ago | sportscardigest.com | Rex McAfee

The second round of the 2025 Alfa Revival Cup Championship concluded at the Vallelunga circuit. Alfa Romeo GT and Touring cars built between 1947 and 1981 delivered a thrilling show with wheel-to-wheel battles that excited fans from Friday’s opening free practice session onwards, highlighting the skill of both drivers and cars at the demanding circuit just outside Rome.
Marketplace: 1972 Ferrari 365 GTS/4 Daytona Spider

3 weeks ago | sportscardigest.com | Rex McAfee

HighlightsOne of only 19 European specification examples builtThe only European specification example finished in Giallo FlyBenefitting from nearly $200,000 of recent investment with Motion ProductsFerrari Classiche CertifiedPlatinum Award Winner at 2025 Cavallino Palm BeachMileage: 60,479kmHistoryA Daytona Spider is an important car in any configuration; however, of the 121 cars built, only 19 were the rarest of rare, left-hand drive European configuration examples.
Terre di Canossa Rally 2025

3 weeks ago | sportscardigest.com | Rex McAfee

The 2025 Terre di Canossa Rally celebrated its fifteenth edition along a stunning 600-kilometer route that began in Punta Ala and revealed the breathtaking roads of the Sienese countryside, Monte Amiata, Argentario, the Maremma, and the vineyards of Tuscany’s most iconic wines. It was a true plunge into the dreamlike world of the Etruscans for participants who came from eleven different countries, bringing with them extraordinary vehicles built over nearly a century.
Porsche Dominates Monterey Weekend

3 weeks ago | sportscardigest.com | Rex McAfee

This weekend’s TireRack.com Monterey SportsCar Championship at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca was the season’s first two-hour, 40-minute sprint race of the season. After running on Daytona’s “Roval,” Sebring’s runways, and the streets of Long Beach, the 11-turn, rolling hills road-coarse on the Monterey Peninsula was a welcome change for both drivers and fans.