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Performance Driving from McLaren
Newly formed McLaren Golf, an offshoot of McLaren Automotive, has released a new product for the fairways rather than the highways. The professional-level Series 1 golfing irons are blade style for maximum control but said to be more forgiving than traditional muscle-back irons due to a new internal weighting system. Meanwhile, the cavity-back Series 3…
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You Write We Read
Photo courtesy Bring a Trailer Just Enjoying the Hobby As a longtime Sports Car Market reader and a subscriber since 2000, as well as a collector of sports cars and military vehicles, I’d like to offer a different thought regarding the issue of registering vehicles out of state (June 2026, “Legal Files,” p. 56). I…
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Mystery Photo – August 2026
This month’s caption winner: “A prototype that didn’t make it to market… the Jeep Not-So-Grand Cherokee with its novel 4×6 drivetrain” sent in by Thomas Fric, Greer, SC RUNNER-UP: “Check out my new camper. They actually paid ME to take it!!” — Don Dimonda, Spring Hill, FL Other submissions: This Month’s Mystery Photo Our Photo,…
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Mystery Photo – July 2026
This month’s caption winner: “Red-headed step-Deere” – sent in by Randy Zelin, New York, NY RUNNER-UP: “Nothing runs like a… what?” — Charles Curtis, via email Other submissions: This Month’s Mystery Photo Our Photo, Your Caption Email your caption to us at mysteryphoto@sportscarmarket.com. Ties will be arbitrarily and capriciously decided. Do you have a Mystery…
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Neat Stuff
Blue-Chip Model The Mercedes-Benz 300SL Roadster is one of the bluest of blue-chip collector cars. Now you can have one in 1:18 scale, made using a 3D scan of a real car. This new model series from CMC is incredibly detailed, with functional side windows or convertible-top mechanism that reveal the amazing interior with folding…
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You Write – We Read
Photo courtesy of Mecum Auctions “I just think it’s absolutely ludicrous the attention a collection is getting when someone buys a bunch of Ferraris and sticks them in a garage and doesn’t drive them and makes a fortune selling them because (drumroll, please…) nobody drove them!” Fraud-Proofing Regarding your article about collector car fraud (“Legal…
