A rare 1948 Tucker to be auctioned this weekend by Gooding & Company could fetch more than $2 million, according to President and CEO David Gooding. “It is considered one of the most original ...

Now that this 48 is as fresh as it was when it rolled out of the Tucker factory in Chicago in 1948, it will head to Amelia Island, Fla. RM Auctions announced Thursday that it will put the car on ...

Gooding & Co., an auction house that specializes in classic cars, said it will offer a 1948 Tucker Torpedo during its Amelia Island sale on March 9. The car is one of 51 Tuckers built and was ...

As the car goes to auction, it promises to capture the attention of automotive enthusiasts and historians alike, celebrating the legacy of Preston Tucker and his extraordinary vision. Broad Arrow ...

Not surprisingly, the headline collector car of the Scottsdale auction, the 1948 Tucker Torpedo, became the top sale of the event with a resounding bid of $2.65 million, plus 10 percent bidder fee.

As a result, Tucker completed only 51 cars (including the prototype), a number ... Needless to say, the "Torpedo" is so rare that it rarely crosses the auction block, but when it does, it usually ...

Many times in the post-war era, a visionary carmaker has come along with plans to offer a car so unique and innovative that no legacy automaker could offer anything like it. The DeLorean Motor ...

Automotive auctions have been around since the late 1930s, and much has changed since that time to make the process safer, ...