Once owned by Mike Tyson, this 1995 Ferrari F50 carries Classiche certification, 6,196 miles, and a $7M-$9M estimate heading into RM Sotheby's Monterey sale.
An unrestored, 4,435-mile 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 sold for $950,000 ($1.04M with fees) at Barrett-Jackson's first Columbus auction, becoming the first Boss 429 to break the seven-figure mark.
A first-year Suzuki Sidekick JLX, kitted out with a winch, roof basket, and Hella lights, is up for grabs at no reserve on Hagerty Marketplace, complete with a bittersweet story behind its unfinished A/C repair.
A 1990 Spice C1 'FEDCO' Group C racer with a genuine 24 Hours of Le Mans class win heads to Iconic Auctioneers' Silverstone sale, estimated at £300,000-£350,000.
A Velocity Restorations-built 1974 Ford Bronco with just 896 miles combines a Coyote V8, modern suspension, and a diamond-stitched leather interior. Now available through RK Motors.
Maxximum Industries turned this 2020 Jeep Gladiator into a three-axle, 42-inch-tire 6x6 monster, and it's now listed for $199,990 at the Barrett-Jackson Collection Showroom.
Steve McQueen's non-running 1931 Harley-Davidson VL sold for $75,000 on Bring a Trailer, more than double what comparable Big-Twin Flatheads have brought at auction.
A Velocity Restorations-built 1974 Ford Bronco with 3,478 miles pairs a 460hp Gen III Coyote V8 and Roadster Shop chassis with a diamond-stitched leather interior. Offered through RK Motors for $249,900.
The Petersen Automotive Museum unveils the Mullin Family Gallery on July 18, giving the legendary Mullin Collection of French Art Deco automobiles a permanent home ahead of a major 2028 expansion.