This week on Sports Car Market Magazine’s Buy, Sell, Hold: Spotlight, Broad Arrow Auctions Director of Business Development, Caroline Cassini joins us to recap Broad Arrow’s recent 75th anniversary Porsche auction event and discuss their Gateway Auto Museum and Academy of Art University Automobile Museum collections as well as preview […]
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Keith’s Blog: The Joy of Concours Weekends
The 49th annual Forest Grove Concours d’Elegance went off without a hitch. It was an immersive weekend for me and Bradley. He drove his 1982 Corvette on the tour through the rolling hills of Oregon’s Willamette Valley, and I didn’t get us hopelessly lost. We were only on the wrong […]
Why We Do the Things We Do
The fifth annual SCM 1000 is in the books. I have many memories to savor. To start, I’ve never seen anything like 45 classic cars dwarfed by the majestic presence of the Grand Coulee Dam. It was certainly a tribute to engineering prowess. Speaking of which, I watched Grand Marshal […]
Integra Love Spreads
1993 Acura Integra GS-R Coupe S/N JH4DB238XPS000187. 58,300 miles. “1.7-liter inline 4-cylinder engine (B17A1), 5-speed manual transmission, 160 hp, 117 lb-ft of torque, original owner until 2022, 14-inch alloy wheels, four-wheel disc brakes, fog lights, rear spoiler, sunroof, cloth upholstery, AM/FM/cassette radio, and cruise control, no modifications.” Condition: 1-. SOLD […]
Piecing Together the Truth
In 1973, rule changes made the iconic and highly successful Porsche 917 ineligible for many races. Porsche developed the 911 Carrera RSR to take its place, which required that the automaker homologate at least 500 street versions to qualify for competition. Porsche ended up selling 1,525 Carrera RS cars and […]
Big in Japan
It was bound to happen someday. I have been interested in Japanese cars since I was 7 years old, but up until now, I have only owned models that were sold here in the U.S. I have driven right-hand-drive JDM cars, and friends have imported cars from Japan. I even […]
The Triumphant Toyobaru
The affordable sports car has always been the foundation of the car-enthusiast hobby, and for decades such cars were plentiful. The Mazda Miata became the king of this segment in the 1990s, evoking everything drivers ever loved about their British and Italian sports cars while providing modern Japanese reliability. That’s […]
Buy, Sell, Hold: Spotlight #63 – Eric Minoff – Senior Car Specialist at Bonhams
On this week’s episode of Sports Car Market Magazine’s Buy, Sell, Hold: Spotlight, Bonhams Senior Car Specialist, Eric Minoff sits down to discuss gray laws and show and display tags, talk important recent results, preview upcoming Monterey Quail Lodge offerings and introduce us to the all-new Bonhams Cars. WATCH ON […]
Keith’s Blog: Two Reasons the Alfa Won’t Start
New-driver Bradley has nearly 1,000 miles under his belt now. The last 250 came behind the wheel of his mother’s manual Boxster S. He prefers the manual but appreciates the time he has had just “driving” with automatics. He has spent a little time driving friend Chris Bright’s 1300-cc Alfa […]
Buy, Sell, Hold: Spotlight #62 – John Kraman – Director of Company Relations & Lead TV Analyst at Mecum Auctions
This week on Sports Car Market Magazine’s Buy, Sell, Hold: Spotlight, Mecum Auctions Company Relations Director and Mecum on Motortrend Lead TV Analyst, John Kraman returns to recap recent high-profile sales (including the Black Ghost and Rapid Transit Cuda) talk results and market shifts between their Indy and Kissimmee sales […]