Füor some they are perfect sports cars, for others an aberration in Porsche history: the transaxle models. In 1976, Porsche introduced the transaxle design with the Type 924, breaking new ground: the engine is at the front, but the transmission is on the rear axle. With the 924, 928, 944 and 968, Porsche built a generation of sports cars between 1976 and 1995 that departed from the proven principles of the 911. To mark the 40th anniversary, the Porsche Museum is devoting a special exhibition to „The Transaxle-Ära. From the 924 to the 928 “
Many modern classics manufactured since the mid-1980s face an uncertain future if the industry fails to preserve the technology of these vehicles – the so-called "digital generation" –.
For once, the Pantheon's new special exhibition is not üabout a car brand or a car race, but üabout Switzerland's most important pass, the Gotthard. With 40 exhibits - veteran automobiles, bicycles and motorcycles - the history of the Alpine pass is unrolled …
On May 1, 2016, 10:00 am, it's that time again. The new season kicks off with the 2nd Oldtimer Sunday Morning Meeting in the Zug bull stables. The organizers are expecting good weather and 600 classic cars, cars, motorcycles and commercial vehicles of all makes under the motto: "100 years of BMW - 50 years of BMW 2002".
It is not every day that an Aston Martin DB4 ös sold at public auction. This is even less likely to be the case if it is a Vantage-specification example that has not yet been fully restored …
RM/Sotheby’s will be holding two auctions in Monaco, bringing some 110 automobiles as well as motorcycles, a ship, horse-drawn carriages and automobiles under the hammer over the course of around eight hours, with a total value of around 72 million euros or 79 million Swiss francs. And while the Ferrari 275 GTS/4 NART Spider on offer is the most expensive car, it is hardly the rarest …
The classic car gallery in Toffen auctioned off 85 vehicles on Saturday, April 23, 2016. More than three quarters of the lots were sold for an average of around CHF 32,000 or EUR 29,000, including cars such as the BMW 2002, four different Opel Rekords, a Mercedes-Benz 130 and other former bread-and-butter cars. However, exotic cars such as an Aero 662 Roadster, two Lotus and two Maserati Coupés were also sold. This auction report describes the atmosphere on site, shows all the cars on offer and lists the complete results.
Auctinata brought 40 cars under the hammer at Auction 499 in Berlin, 11 of which were from Porsche and Mercedes-Benz alone. The bidding public did not seem to fully appreciate the selection, as many cars were left standing. However, good prices were again paid for specialties. This auction report analyzes the mood and results of the auction and shows all the vehicles in pictures.