This Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud Wagon Ought To Do The Trick Until Project Cullinan Is Ready

Rolls-Royce is hard at work on Project Cullinan, which will yield not only its first sport-ute, but also its first wagon. Or its first official wagon, we should say, because there have been some custom estates made out of Rollers in the past. And one is coming up for auction.
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Yee-Haw! General Lee Charger Goes Airborne In Downtwon Detroit

This Dukes of Hazzard-inspired jump took place just outside Cobo Center in Detroit on Friday, with stuntman Raymond Kohn driving his 1969 Charger off a 5-foot ramp and landing grille first into the pavement.
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Rare Sahara-Crossing Citroen 2CV Is Super Cool, But Comes At A Steep Price

Built to cope with difficult terrain and climates, this Citroen 2CV proved to be a reliable companion for its first owner, and not only. It has a pretty interesting story too.
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SpeedKore's 1970 Plymouth Cuda Restomod Is A Tasteful 720HP Menace

At the SEMA Show last year, SpeedKore Performance Group unveiled some truly jaw-dropping carbon fiber-clad muscle cars. Among them was a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda and it is one of the finest 70’s era restomods you’re likely to ever see.
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Rare 1974 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS Selling For Over $740,000

This right-hand-drive 246 GTS stallion was once owned by former Mercedes team principal and current F1 managing director Ross Brawn, with only 12 examples built worldwide.
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Modified 1992 Ferrari 348 LM For Sale In Japan

Originally, this used to be a regular 348 TB before Iding-Power, a Japan-based Ferrari specialist got a hold of it and turned it into a more race-oriented machine.
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Barn-Find: 1965 Porsche 911 Surfaces After Nearly 27 Years

It's hard to believe that cars can be forgotten in storage for many decades, but having them untouched for such long periods of time means that their value can increase.
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