Here are just some of the most sought-after machines from the first golden era of performance - from Chevrolet to Ferrari and ...

The long shadow of history has a new generation of car-curious asking where the name of Pontiac’s groundbreaking muscle car came from.

Bristol-based Amalgam Collection, known for creating downscaled replicas of rarified metal, has just added two relatively unknown cars to its list of offerings: the Ferrari 250 GTO and 250 Testa ...

A dark blue Ferrari 250 GTO is seen roaming through the streets ... know that the iconic Ferrari model was produced in only 36 units, so it could not be easily found, and more importantly, it ...

the “father” of icons like the GTO, 275, Monza and Testa Rossa is a testament to an exceptional crossroads of form and function. The 250 GT SWB marked a significant shift in Ferrari‘s design ...

What also makes this Ferrari unique is that it did not start life as a 250 GTO, but instead as a 330 ... and previously tinkered on a 1929 Ford Model A. He is a regular volunteer with the Cobble ...

An iconic 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO has sold for $51,705,000 USD at an ... due to the special nature of the model. In fact, it was the only 250 GTO from the first series that still belonged to the ...

The one and only 1962 Ferrari 330 LM / 250 GTO by Scaglietti in the world has sold at auction for $51,705,000. The hammer fell at $47 million but the final price jumps to over $51 million when ...

A 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO has sold for just over $50 million at ... Angela Weiss/AFP Scuderia works model, raced at Nürburgring and Le Mans The car, chassis number 3765, was inititally built for ...

A Ferrari 250 GTO is a special car ... into plenty of detail about the heritage and provenance of this particular model. Sotheby’s tells us car number Nine (of 36) with 'chassis number 3765 ...

The 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO is the most coveted car in the world ... and sought-after of any Ferrari model, and most of them trade hands privately. To have this one cross the block in New York ...

In the 1980s, Ohio resident Jim Jaeger was on the hunt for "the ultimate Ferrari" and settled on a Ferrari 250 GTO. After searching for a while, Jaeger, who is now 75, found the exact model he ...