'Beverly Hills Car Club is inviting local families to share stories about vehicles that have played meaningful roles in their lives through “Generational Engines,” a Father’s Day program highlighting family connections through automobiles.'
In tandem with Rodeo Drive Concours d’Elegance 2026, selected families...
'You don't need a fortune to buy a Ferrari. Our friends from Beverly Hills Car Club have listed more than a dozen Mondials and 308s that will get you into your local Ferrari owner's club for under $50,000'
Founded in 1998, Classic Driver is a leading international marketplace and magazine for classic and performance...
Who would have thought it? That Ferrari would be given a higher power in its marketing? But that certainly has been the case with the new Luce ( pronounced ‘loo-chey’, Italian for ‘light’), the first fully electric Ferrari. Not only did Ferrari bring Italian President Sergio Mattarella to meet-and-greet its new metallic masterpiece.Who...
'At the end of the day, it is about creating moments that stay with people.'
Alex Manos, founder of Beverly Hills Car Club, sat down with C-Heads Magazine for an in-depth conversation about classic cars, taste, and what it means to build something that truly lasts. From his early days buying and selling cars on instinct...
The height of chic, even more grown-up than the same marque’s legendary Pagoda, the stylish Mercedes-Benz 560SL was such a desirable grand tourer car, an iconic model in the realm of luxury roadsters, a two-seat convertible with a detachable roof. Sleek and slinky, it captured the essence of elegance combined with a robust performance that...
The Legend of the Pagoda overstands the world of Mercedes-Benz for the entire era between 1963 and 1971: the period of their manufacture, the age when their majestic appearance ruled. And the shadow of that time has lasted until the present day. In fact, it could be said that the Pagoda’s appeal only expanded exponentially after it stopped...
‘I’ve got Ferraris coming out me bum. Must have four or five.’ – Rod Stewart. Although this sounds uncomfortable, and approximately equivalent to the number of blonde wives he has had, these words prove that Rod Stewart certainly is one of the ultimate rock’n’rolling car fans.‘I’ve got Ferraris coming out me...
One of the last hand-built automobiles from Mercedes-Benz, the Mercedes-Benz 280 SE Cabriolet is truly a magnificent car, acclaimed for its build quality, smooth ride, and understated presence on the road. At Beverly Hills Car Club right now we are honored to have such a model, a 1969 Mercedes-Benz 280 SE Cabriolet that is finished in its...
Southern California - the home of Beverly Hills Car Club - is the largest market in the world for the Porsche marque. All the same, Porsche is a truly global brand. And as though in deference to this the high-end luxury German car manufacturer has for long employed designers with a number of nationalities. Southern California...
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'If you are looking for a new ride or just feel burned out and need a good refreshing of that intangible spirit that grabs you, give the folks at Beverly Hills Car Club a visit.'
Hemmings Motor News stopped by to have...
With an acceleration time of 0-60 mph in 3.2 seconds and a top speed of 196 mph the engine of the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT Final Edition was, at the time of its 2013 reveal, the most powerful naturally aspirated V8 powerplant fitted into production cars. And a fitting speed for such a stunningly beautiful vehicle, visually defined by its signature...
If any one model of an archetypal Porsche 911 comes to mind, then it is an image of a black Turbo, crouched low on wide wheels clothed with big wing extensions. The Turbo conjures up fantasies of raw power and elegance, of high-automotive technology and style. In 1974, when first launched, in post-oil-crisis Europe, it was a bold and courageous...
A head-turning Bentley S3 was the car in which Rolling Stones' Keith Richards, Brian Jones and their mutual lover Anita Pallenberg powered through France and Spain in 1967, heading for Morocco. That model was a 1965 iteration, a Continental Flying Spur Sports Saloon.A head-turning Bentley S3 was the car in which Rolling Stones'...
"I've been fascinated by classic cars my entire life. There's something about them you can't understand unless you experience them for yourself." Alex Manos joins the show from Los Angeles to talk about his life in selling cars to the stars, and his advice on how to find the best car for you. Special thanks to Hannah Elliott,...
At first the huge new transformative popularity embraced by Porsche in the mid-1980s had a bite in its tail – which bit specifically at the 3.2 Carrera. For the recession that soon followed in the late 1980s was only compounded by competition from Japan, targeting the sports car market that Porsche had dominated for so long. As early as 1987...
Newly launched in 1966, the exotic name of the then newly announced – and exotic in all elements - Chevrolet Camaro would appear to have been a twist on the French word 'camarade,' meaning a true buddy. It was GM's public relations operation that spun the line that Camaro 'suggests the comradeship of good friends, as a personal car should...
I often think that the Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 Series II is my very favorite example of the legendary marque: utterly adorable. First launched in 1964, the 330 GT 2+2 Series II is the quintessence not only of motoring perfection, but in its perfect motion and 2-door slinkiness also of Swinging Sixties' cool. I often think that...
Growing up in Northern England, Tony Hatter – like many of his schoolfriends - would anxiously await the delivery to local stores of the latest Dinky and Corgi die-cast miniature toy cars and would avidly peruse the new car brochures that his father would bring home. Growing up in Northern England, Tony Hatter – like...
'My baby drove up in a brand new Cadillac' So sang the Clash on track 2 of their legendary London Calling album, their interpretation of British rocker Vince Taylor's 1959 classic, Brand New Cadillac. And the date of Taylor's composition is significant. For in the late 1950s it seemed that every American celebrity had a Cadillac Eldorado, the...
Good heavens: this car looks so classy, this 1960 Mercedes-Benz 220SE Sunroof Coupe. To think that back then, within that year, Mercedes-Benz canceled the line, considering that it appeared out of date, a period piece.Good heavens: this car looks so classy, this 1960 Mercedes-Benz 220SE Sunroof Coupe.To think...
"Tell me about this car because it's really cool! This is a 1972 Ford Bronco and McKinley Thompson Jr. was Ford's first Black automotive designer who helped contribute to the design of the early Broncos and Mustangs." Good Day LA FOX 11 Los Angeles visits Beverly Hills Car Club for a segment titled 'Cars that served in important...
At the end of 1981 Peter Schutz replaced Dr Ernst Fuhrmann as head of Porsche. Schutz was a German-American from a German subsidiary of truck-maker Caterpillar. He was extremely marketing-minded. Accordingly, as much as Fuhrmann had been reluctant to prolong the life of the 911, so the data-driven Schutz was eager to retain the model.At...
"Beverly Hills car club is one of the largest suppliers of European sports cars, not only in the USA, but anywhere in the world." Check out the latest issue (#379) of 911 & Porsche World Magazine, with a new "Dealer Spotlight" column featuring Beverly Hills Car Club. 'There is a little more enjoyable than buying a classic...
"Sixties Ferraris continue to attract attention, as do Mercedes Benz SL models such as the 230SL, 250SL, and 280SL. All eras of Porsche remain highly desirable as well. Personally, I tend to buy the cars I love, and for some reason those cars consistently do well." Free Car Magazine sits down with Alex Manos, Classic Car...
The Jaguar XK120 was the opening salvo in the range of fabulous cars from the legendary British Jaguar marque that climaxed in the XKE, the almost mythical 'E' Type. Three austerity-dominated years after the end of World War II, the gorgeous XK120 had been daringly launched at the 1948 London Motor Show, a testbed and show car for the new Jaguar...
The W 113 model series, distinguished by its iconic Pagoda roof, has a more loyal fan base than virtually any other Mercedes-Benz SL. The Mercedes W113 series was a two-seat roadster/coupé manufactured in three different Pagoda-topped powerpacks - Mercedes-Benz 230 SL, 250 SL and 280 SL - from 1963 to 1971, replacing the Mercedes 190SL and...
When a 1972 Ferrari Dino 246 GT Coupe rolled onto the Beverly Hills Car Club showroom floor, it carried decades of history and untapped potential as a classic car investment. Owner Alex Manos scours the classic Ferrari marketplace every day, and here he had found another masterpiece in waiting.That instinct proved correct, when...
Is a 964 the definitive Porsche 911? For many, it most certainly is the quintessential 911, the most super of supercars, arriving towards the end of the air-cooled era but also with a few crucial final developments. And in recent years the 964 has enjoyed a renewed period of appreciation as the donor model for many a backdated 911 project,...
A stunning regal masterwork from the Roaring Twenties, a wild age of supreme elegance, the Rolls-Royce Phantom was Rolls-Royce's replacement for the original Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost. Launched as early as 1906, the Silver Ghost was the origin of Rolls-Royce's claim of making the 'best car in the world' – a phrase coined not by the company...
As the final V8 model conceived and approved by Enzo Ferrari before his passing in 1988, commissioned to production posthumously, the 348 series holds a special place in Ferrari history. And the Spiders built by Ferrari have always been a perfect expression of their sporting heritage. It was this pedigree that inspired Pininfarina stylists as...
Happy New Year! In Chinese astrology the Year of the Horse begins this coming February 17. So to ready you for this, what could be more appropriate than to introduce our stunning 1965 Ford Mustang C-Code Fastback 2+2 4-Speed, a true icon of American automotive history. Happy New Year! In Chinese astrology the Year of the Horse...
Although springing out of a small suburb in Germany's city of Stuttgart, Porsche is of course a truly global brand. We should not be surprised then that one of its quintessential designers hails from right on the other side of the world to Germany. Although springing out of a small suburb in Germany's city of Stuttgart, Porsche...
A Ferrari Mondial T was manufactured exclusively by Ferrari for PPG Industries to use as a pace car for the PPG Indy Car World Series. Built under the design of Ercole Spada at I.D.E.A Institute at a cost of approximately $1 million, it was introduced at the 1989 Champion Spark Plugs 300 in Laguna Seca.A Ferrari Mondial T was...
As we are entering the season of good will, I have decided not to use my blog to discuss a car in my present Beverly Hills Car Club inventory, but to reflect instead on a motoring masterpiece I sold at the Amelia Island Auction at the Fernandina Beach Golf Club.As we are entering the season of good will, I have decided not to...
Produced from 1979 to 1985, the Ferrari 400 is a grand tourer that combines impressively throaty performance with understated elegance by Pininfarina, the renowned Italian car designers. It features a front-mounted 4.8-liter V12 engine and was notable for being one of the first Ferraris to offer an optional automatic transmission.Produced...
Quintessentially sensuous and subtly dramatic, the adorable Mercedes-Benz 190SL, launched in 1954, is an outstanding work of engineering art. Celebrities loved them. Grace Kelly, the world-famous actress who became Princess Grace of Monaco, would chauffeur her good friend Frank Sinatra around Beverly Hills in her 190SL.Quintessentially...
Suddenly, a chauffeur-driven Escalade pulled alongside him on Sunset. “The guy in back wound down his window and said, ‘How much is it?’ And I said 55,” Manos says. “And he said, ‘Not what year is it. How much do you want for it?’ And I said, ‘$55,000.’ He said, ‘Pull over.’ ”And...
The Ferrari 330 GT 2+2, produced from 1964 to 1967, was designed as a luxurious grand tourer with four seats, combining performance and luxury, the very last word in sophisticated GT driving. You could use it to take the kids to school, load up with supplies at the supermarket, and then head off for a relaxing burn-up along the freeway in a...
Okay: so what exactly is a Camaro? 'A small, vicious animal that eats Mustangs' – according to Chevrolet's marketing team, with a highly sophisticated, tongue-in-cheek flair, seriously working up the pre-publicity for the September 29 1966 launch of the 1967 model of the Camaro. Initially known at its Chevrolet home as the 'XP-836', the...
What we have at the moment at Beverly Hills Car Club that I really love is an ultra-low-mileage 1995 Lotus Esprit S4 – it boasts a mere 7,189 miles on the odometer. This Esprit S4 is a testament to Lotus's commitment to performance and design, finished in a striking Black (B02) exterior that perfectly complements its sleek...
I have been meditating on the origin of the term 'Targa', which you most likely associate with Porsche sports-cars: the word 'Targa' itself first came into use with the 1965 Porsche 911 Targa, though it was not the first car example to use the removable roof panel system. As you no doubt are aware, a Targa top is a semi-convertible car body...
The rogue-ish street-style design of the Chevrolet Corvette always has made it seem as though it was designed by an outlaw outsider, an impression only super-amplified by a glance under its hood. And that is precisely what you will feel when you encounter the 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible 4-Speed we presently have at Beverly Hills Car...
Voted by Performance Car magazine the best handling car of 1993, the 968 – often considered an entry level example to the Porsche marque – clearly had a lot going for it: like its very Porsche-like 0-60 mph time of 6.3 seconds and a top speed of 156 mph. The 968 was Porsche's last new front-engined vehicle until the introduction of the Porsche...
When some underpowered car is upgraded with a suitably powerful engine, it’s very common to hear people say it “finally got the engine that it deserved in the first place.” But what about situations where it’s the other way around?When some underpowered car is upgraded with a suitably powerful engine, it’s very...
One of the truly great collectors' cars, a classic from the moment it was first thought of, the Pininfarina-styled Ferrari 308 GTB was introduced at the Paris Motor Show in 1975 as a supplement to the Bertone-shaped 2+2 Dino 308 GT4 and a direct replacement for the two-seater Dino 246. One of the truly great collectors'...
It was the best of times and it was the hippest, most beautiful car on any block. Affectionately it was known as the 'Pagoda', due to its distinctive concave hardtop. And this reverent aura surrounded the Mercedes-Benz W 113 series, not just when it had been born, in March 1963 at the Geneva Motor Fair, with early famous owners including John...
The rear-engined, extremely sexy, two-door DeLorean DMC-12 is utterly unique as an automobile, distinctively in a world of its own, imbued with bewitching enchantment, fabulous engineering, rebel spirit, and a measure of unquestionable controversy. Even though, in what might now be claimed as classic post-modernism, the idea for this singular...
Michael Jordan is one of the most famous and collected athletes on the planet. This dark blue Mercedes with a V12 engine had been customized by Jordan and was seen several times in "The Last Dance".Michael Jordan is one of the most famous and collected athletes on the planet. This dark blue Mercedes with a V12...
What day is it? For some of us it's always Tuesday. And so it will continue to be if you become the proud purchaser of our 1963 Porsche 356B that we equally proudly have right now at Beverly Hills Car Club. For this car was once owned by the cultural icon, the heartthrob of teenage boys of a certain era, that was and continues to be Tuesday...
At the Geneva Motor Show in March 1967, a space-age four-seat Lamborghini supercar stole the show. The Lamborghini Marzal, designed by Bertone, seemed so far removed from convention that production was surely an impossibility. Yet the same had been said about the Lamborghini Miura one year earlier. By the time of the Marzal’s 1967 unveiling,...
Introduced in 1992 as a replacement for the long-running Ferrari 365 GT4, a 2+2 GT which had started production in 1972 and ended life in 1989, the Ferrari 456 GTA was the fastest production Ferrari on the market, with a top speed of 186mph, and a 0-60 mph time of 5.0 seconds - 5.3 seconds for Automatics. Introduced in 1992...
'Tradition and innovation' are the buzzwords of Porsche, says Grant Larson, Porsche's Head of Special Projects, and the legendary designer of the 986 Boxster, the 997-generation 911, the Carrera GT show car and much more. 'We are always at one end or the other. So it allows us to cover our ground.''Tradition & innovation...
The Silver Seraph is a uniquely important Rolls-Royce model: the tangible, technological link between the pre-Goodwood and contemporary Rolls-Royce eras. It was the first Rolls-Royce in history to be designed using computer-aided design. And, more importantly, the first to be powered by a V12 engine from BMW Group, which acquired the Rolls-Royce...
From Maui to Maine: Alex gets the deal done, today!
"Alex Manos and the Beverly Hills Car Club offer something refreshingly simple: a fair offer, immediate payment, nationwide pickup, and no strings attached. For those asking “How do I sell my classic car as-is?” or “Is there an alternative to...
Every Rolls-Royce carries with it a sense of grandeur, and this 1935 Rolls-Royce 20/25 by Gurney Nutting, recently discovered in Southern California, is no exception. More than just a luxurious motorcar, it is a vessel of stories spanning continents, cinema, and family history.
Presently at Beverly Hills Car Club we are introducing a 1980 Ferrari 308GTSi that is featured with 32,540 miles on its odometer. This aerodynamic car is an automotive archetype. It turns heads everywhere it goes, and rightfully so, for it is a thing of beauty, and one of the most beloved of all Ferraris: the 308 body shape is utterly charming...
Every classic car has a story to tell, but few narratives are as heartwarming as that of this 1983 Porsche 911SC Coupe, recently discovered in a Los Angeles garage. This particular 911 didn't just transport its owners through the winding roads and freeways of Southern California – it played cupid in a remarkable love story.Every
There is little more sensual in the automotive world than a black Turbo Porsche panting at the lights waiting for take-off. The Porsche 911 Turbo conjures up fantasies of raw power and elegance, of high automotive technology and stylish design. When launched in 1974, in post-oil-crisis Europe, it was a bold and courageous statement of defiance...
The Brigitte Bardot of Ferraris was the BBi Berlinetta Boxer produced by Ferrari in Italy between 1973 and 1984. Replacing the front engine Daytona, the Boxer was the first in a series of Ferraris to use a mid-mounted flat-12 engine; therefore it was the first mid-engine road-car to bear the Ferrari name and the prancing horse logo. A total...
The Datsun 2000 is such a terrific-looking car: a front nose a bit like a Triumph TR4; something of the Mercedes pagoda-roof about the profile; even Ferrari 365-like from some angles; and an overview that can't help but contain a glimmer of an Austin-Healey 3000. And in terms of performance the 2000 beats the contemporary MGB – to which it...
Magic! No other word to describe the 1980 Excalibur Series IV Phaeton that we presently have at Beverly Hills Car Club. As much as anything we're talking about the Excalibur legend and its place in English Arthurian romance: how King Arthur – he of the Knights of the Round Table – won the English throne by pulling a sword, named Excalibur,...
Isn't this such a sexy car? It's those sleek profile lines – retro before we had even heard of the word - of the Bentley S2 Continental that really do it for me. And – as is the case with the one we have now at Beverly Hills Car Club – there is the turn-on of the unusual left-hand drive steering-wheel on a 1960 car that has effectively...
"I make a conscious effort to have cars from all spectrums, so if somebody is starting out and has $5,000 to spend and maybe have a project with their dad. I also have stuff that’s ready to go for somebody with deeper pockets.Like a week ago, I had a 1955 Mercedes SL Gullwing sold to a collector privately off...
Moreover, the Aston Martin Vanquish, built from 2001 to 2007 as the flagship of the marque, a successor to the Aston Martin Virage, was the car that rekindled Aston Martin's relationship with the 007 franchise: in 2002's Die Another Day Pierce Brosnan starred alongside a Vanquish, fitted with machine guns and missiles, as well as a stealth-inducing...
Alfa Man? Or Alpha woman? These days such matters are so debatable, even in Italy, the home of Alfa Romeo, where the Alfa Romeo 2000 GT Veloce was introduced in 1971, together with the 2000 Berlina sedan and 2000 Spider, all built until 1976. 'Veloce', incidentally, is Italian for 'fast' and the Alfa Romeo 2000 GT Veloce had a top speed of...
"The phone call led to a remote barn in Billings, Montana. A 1962 Ferrari 250 GTE had been sitting untouched for almost 25 years, now ready to finally be sold.Within hours, Alex Manos was on a plane, cashiers check in hand, ready to make the deal for this sleeping beauty and bring yet another automotive treasure...
The sixth generation of the Porsche 911 was dubbed the 997 and introduced in 2005. An extremely enjoyable and involving performance coupe, with an engaging manual gearbox and a thoroughly communicative chassis, the 997 stands as a more-than-worthy representative of one of the most celebrated sports cars ever produced. Immediately the 997 received...
One of the most aesthetically pleasing sports cars of the 1930s, the stunningly gorgeous SS Jaguar 100 was a British 2-seat sports car built between 1936 and 1939 by SS Cars Ltd of Coventry, England. what made the Jaguar SS100 3.5 Liter famous was not only its sheer beauty but also the power implicit in that '100' tag: the Jaguar SS100 was...
In the early 1960s, Porsche planned to discontinue its classic 356, the beautiful model on which the entire Porsche empire – and initial legend - had been built. Doing this would leave the newly introduced Porsche 911, with its more powerful six-cylinder powerplant, as the company's sole product. Concerned that the considerable price increase...
The beautiful Ferrari Testarossa is a recognized cultural icon of the 1980s: the ultimate supercar of the second half of the decade, the Testarossa was popularized by the media, especially the television series Miami Vice (from the 1986 third season onward) - the car-of-choice for actor Don Johnson, his jacket sleeves rolled up, who would...
In the over twenty years that I’ve been dealing in classic cars I’ve noticed how the notion of such classic pieces of art is no longer as date-tied as formerly. What do I mean? Well, I’m simply describing the passing of time as well as quirks within public taste. For example, I have heard that once Jaguar XK-Es stopped being produced in...
One of the great mythical cars of Americana, the gorgeous Cord has the kind of characterful lineage that could have given it a starring role in a Sam Peckinpah movie. So celebrated was Cord's science-fiction vision of American automobiles that in 1973 the great space-cowboy singer-songwriter Gram Parsons, himself as stylish an individual as...
Beverly Hills Car Club has recently acquired a truly unique piece of automotive history – a 1959 Mercedes-Benz 190SL with an extraordinary story of survival. This classic German roadster was severely damaged during the devastating Pacific Palisades fires of early 2025, yet remains a testament to the enduring quality of these iconic vehicles...
The Ferrari 308 was made famous globally by the television series Magnum, P.I. in which for eight seasons while on his investigations the series' lead character, Thomas Magnum, played by Tom Selleck, drove the car around Oahu, the third-largest and most populated of the Hawaiian Islands.The Ferrari 308 was made famous globally...
Type 964 (‘nine-sixty-four’, or ‘nine-six-four') is Porsche's internal code name for the 911 Carrera 2 and 911 Carrera 4 models, which were badged simply as ‘Carrera 2’ and ‘Carrera 4’. ‘964’ is used by automotive publications and enthusiasts to distinguish them from other generations of the Carrera. The Porsche 964 is a...
Rolls-Royce. Ultimate luxury. The quintessential British car, right? Well, not quite. In 1921 Rolls-Royce opened a new factory in Springfield, Massachusetts in the United States to help meet a three-year production backlog: at these Springfield premises a further 1,703 ‘Springfield Ghosts’ and 1,241 Phantoms were built.Rolls-Royce.Ultimate...
To differentiate between the various revisions of the model, Porsche 356s are customarily classified into several major groups. The 356 coupés and soft-top 'cabriolets' built through 1955 are readily identifiable by differences in windscreen design; the cars built between 1948 and 1952 have split windscreens; those from 1953 to 1955 are bent...
"President Trump signed his latest executive order, this one taking aim at the global automobile industry.The newest change will apply a 25% tariff on all vehicles. Locally, some customers are preparing for the changes, while automotive workers and some dealers expect the newest executive order will help create jobs and push sales in the...
The quintessence of classic motoring, the car legendarily described by the legendary maestro Enzo Ferrari as 'the most beautiful car ever made…’ Yes, that’s the Jaguar XKE that we are discussing and referring to here at Beverly Hills Car Club where we have an absolutely beautiful and extremely rare 1962 Jaguar XKE Series I Flat Floor Roadster...
If the Carrera 2 and 4 had turned around the core Porsche customers during the recession of the early 1990s and got them buying again, then the new Carrera – identified both internally at Porsche and externally as the 993 – re-invented the concept of the 911 and opened up an entirely new market. From the moment of launch in late 1993, the...
Bentley or Rolls-Royce? Oh, come on: we certainly know which we consider to be the most chic ride, which of these topnotch cars is the quintessence of sophistication. By the time Ian Fleming's James Bond novels arrived in the 1950s, Bentley's name had become synonymous with both performance and high-end luxury. This is why 007 originally drove...
Every classic car has a story to tell, but few narratives are as heartwarming as that of this 1983 Porsche 911SC Coupe, recently discovered in a Los Angeles garage. This particular 911 didn't just transport its owners through the winding roads and freeways of Southern California – it played cupid in a remarkable love story.Every
At this very moment at Beverly Hills Car Club we have one of the most prized, most beautiful, most exceptional cars we have ever had, the kind of reason we are in business at all. I am talking about our magnificent 1959 Porsche 356A 1600 Cabriolet, a car that comes finished in a moody Black exterior complemented with a tan interior. Even better,...
'A very well-appointed car with a lively performance. Excellent roadholding and braking, and effective weather-protection. It is good to know that the ever-popular M.G. Midget has survived the war and is in production again. It is the same trim, efficient 2-seater we knew pre-strife times, with 1,250-c.c., push-rod, o.h.v. 4-cylinder engine,...
The new Ferrari Mondial 8 was announced at the 1980 Geneva Salon, as the replacement for the Dino 308 GT4 model, the last V8, rear mid-engined 2+2 Ferrari. The Mondial part of the model title was a reference to Ferrari’s history, referring to the mid-fifties sports racing model of that name. French for ‘global’, Ferrari had used the nameplate...
At Beverly Hills Car Club, every classic car that arrives has a story, but some resonate more deeply than others. We recently had the distinct pleasure of acquiring this stunning 1969 Ferrari 365 GT 2+2, a car cherished by its previous owner for nearly 25 years. Its journey reminds us why we love these magnificent machines.At Beverly...
Right now at Beverly Hills Car Club we have a splendid example of this cultural shift, an extremely original 1975 Porsche 911 Carrera Sunroof Coupe featured with matching numbers and only 61,825 miles on the odometer. This particular 911 is a one-of-one example that is finished in an exquisite and exclusive Paint-to-Sample Green (257), a color...
"In a collection as eclectic as Tyler, The Creator’s, the Rolls-Royce Camargue stands out as a beacon of classic luxury. While Tyler is known for his bold and unconventional style, this vehicle represents a deep appreciation for the timeless elegance and craftsmanship of a bygone era. It’s a testament to his unique taste, blending the...
"The Cheapest Used Supercars In 2025! Your sub-$40,000 supercar is out there just waiting for you to grab the keys." Hot Car dives into the rich inventory of older supercars that are affordable and just waiting for new owners to rediscover their greatness. Coming in at #1 on their list is this BMW from Beverly Hills Car...
The Chevrolet Corvette (C2), also known as the Stingray, is the second-generation Corvette sports car, produced by the Chevrolet division of General Motors (GM) for the 1963 through 1967 model years. The 1963 model, the final result of more than a half-decade’s worth of research both on and off the racetrack, enjoyed immense success....
From early beginnings in 1939 as a successful manufacturer of refrigeration units, Rivolta's company had moved onto the manufacture of motor scooters and motorcycles. Renaming his Isothermos brand as Iso Autoveicoli in 1950, his business then was the third largest two-wheel producer in Italy, behind Vespa and Lambretta. A decade or so later,...
So impressive. The Rolls-Royce Phantom VI epitomized the pinnacle of luxurious personal transportation throughout its production period, which spanned from 1968 to 1991. The Phantom VI represented the final Rolls-Royce model constructed with a separate chassis at the London Rolls-Royce coachworks located on Hythe Road, Willesden. And this model...
Comedian and talk-show host Jay Leno has a classic car collection of over 180 cars and 160 motorcycles, an ever-changing showcase of automotive magnificence that he stores at Burbank Airport in Los Angeles. But which one was Jay's regular driver, a car which he has owned for over thirty years and to which he has given one mechanical rebuild...
"10 Cars That Will Make You Look Like A Million Bucks For Toyota Camry Money. Aston Martin, Bentley and even Rolls-Royce ownership can be yours for less than $40k, but don’t expect Camry-style running costs" "Cars That Will Make You Look Like A Million Bucks (For Toyota Camry Money). Aston Martin, Bentley and even Rolls-Royce...
The 'bubble-car', a most unconventional design for this 1960 Messerschmitt KR200 Bubble Top finished in blue, complimented by its black interior. These three-wheeler German automobiles were the ultimate in cost-efficient motoring, both in terms of their price in the marketplace and their fuel economy – anyone for 87 miles per gallon, powered...
"For Vince Neil, the Datsun 240Z wasn’t just a car – it was part of his story. It was a reflection of the fun, fast, and free lifestyle that he would soon embrace on the road with Mötley Crüe." Before he was rockin' the world with Mötley Crüe, Vince Neil was cruising in a sleek, sporty 1974 Datsun 240Z."For...
This vintage beauty is a rare gem from over a century ago, showcasing the timeless craftsmanship and luxury that Cadillac is renowned for. While this vintage Cadillac is not currently running, it presents a unique opportunity for automotive enthusiasts. If you contact us today you will learn more about this rare find and start your journey towards...
But Stutz's automobiles were what made Indianapolis famous, thanks to a humble workingman called Harry C Stutz. In 1898 Stutz, a twenty-two year old bicycle repairman, built his first automobile, a gas buggy driven by a two horsepower engine 'Old Hickory'. One year later Stutz Manufacturing was founded for the production of gasoline engines.
We love and respect contemporary and retro culture here at Beverly Hills Car Club – part of our very raison d'etre, in fact. And it would be hard to find a more potent – and more classy - symbol of 1960s' American automobile culture than the Pontiac GTO Convertible, considered the very first muscle car. The Pontiac GTO is so perfectly of...
'The best sports car ever built.' That's how Motor Trend magazine definitively described the Acura NSX when it launched in 1990. How delighted manufacturers Honda must have been: proof in the pudding for the dedicated luxury brand that Acura had been intended as.
So please let me introduce to you our 1970 Ford Mustang Fastback Pro Street Hot Rod that is finished in its factory color Grabber Blue with black decals complemented by its chrome trim. This vintage beauty is a true testament to the timeless appeal of classic American muscle motoring. With its iconic design and rugged build, this Ford is...
Ferrari F355s first arrived in 1994. The last model to be hand-built at Ferrari's Modena factory, the F355 certainly was one of the last Ferraris of the classic era. Its beautiful, bolstered appearance symbolised the end of not only the twentieth century, but the end of a millennium. And it was a fitting tribute to the end of a century that...
I'm a police car Police car Ok sucker let's you an' me go for a ride So sang Larry Wallace, an early member of Lemmy's Motorhead and stalwart of the English underground, on his 1977 classic single, 'Police Car'. The tune was produced by Nick Lowe and a contender for punk song of that year, released on the definitive New Wave label, Stiff...
ESPRIT: Liveliness of mind or spirit; wittiness or sprightliness, from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition, It would be nice to write that the 1997 Lotus Esprit we currently have on offer at Beverly Hills Car Club is from the seemingly immortal mind of Colin Chapman, the Lotus founder. But unfortunately Chapman...
"Six hundred vintage cars, in every condition imaginable, from $10,000 to $1 million, in the heart of Los Angeles. Can you believe it?" Beverly Hills Car Club gets a great write-up in the French automotive journal GrandPrix magazine. They explore the dealership with all it's amazing nooks and crannies, and speak with owner...
"Beverly Hills Car Club is one of the few places where you can buy a project car for $5,000, or a complete stunner for $1 million."
Microsoft Network looks under the hood with Beverly Hills Car Club, with quotes from owner Alex Manos and some great images from the dealership. “This is not just a community of car...
Wow! I love this car so much! Just look at her, this beautiful, gorgeous 1960 Lotus Elite, the pinnacle of English taste and hand craftsmanship, that we have right now at Beverly Hills Car Club. Breathtakingly sumptuous in its feminine lines, this is a car that takes your breath away, its aesthetics only enhanced by its Lotus Yellow color –...
Who knew it? Certainly not me. President Lyndon Baines Johnson was a renowned practical joker. (At this knowledge, of course, the mind boggles: what witticisms could have been played out as possessor of the nuclear key? But I digress...) And this wit almost inevitably extended to one of his proudest – and slightly most bonkers – possessions....
Such a quintessentially stylish car, the Chevrolet Camaro was the vehicle of choice in mid-1970s' London for a good pal of my Dad. This guy's name was Simon Puxley, a very close friend of – and 'media consultant' to – the effortlessly stylish Bryan Ferry, to this day an iconic musical artist and personification of high-end taste. Unfortunately...
Comedian and talk-show host Jay Leno has a classic car collection of over 180 cars and 160 motorcycles, an ever-changing showcase of automotive magnificence that he stores at Burbank Airport in Los Angeles. But which one was Jay's regular driver, a car which he has owned for over thirty years and to which he has given one mechanical rebuild...
There is a profound history to the Ferrari 348. Why? Because it was the final V8 model developed under the direction of Enzo Ferrari – il Patriarca, the Patriarch, as the supercar company boss was known - before he passed away on August 14 1988. And accordingly the 348 was commissioned into production posthumously, replacing the Ferrari 328...
At Beverly Hills Car Club, we pride ourselves on unearthing classic car treasures, and our latest discovery is just that. We’re excited to introduce this remarkable piece of Italian racing history: a 1959 Fiat Abarth Monza Record, rescued from years of seclusion in a rural community. This extraordinary “barn find” represents a historic...
In 1963 the Chevrolet Corvette transmogrified into the Sting Ray – sometimes spelled Stingray, just to keep you on your toes. Compared to the first generation Corvette, the car came with improved handling characteristics – partially based on the new Jaguar XKE - and much more power. And the new Corvette’s striking styling, which still...
Always with an exciting frisson of danger, the endlessly thrilling Turbocharged Porsche 930, the fastest production model Porsche had then built, was launched at the Paris Auto Show in 1974. These cars were made for raw speed and it was the same with their manufacture: by the next year the Porsche 930 Turbo was being built and on sale. Much...
Thus is one of the most stunning cars I have ever seen. I am almost frightened to touch it in case my finger-prints soil its gorgeous patina. What am I talking about? A beauty we now have in at Beverly Hills Car Club , a first-generation 1958 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible finished in gorgeous Charcoal with Inca Silver coves complemented by...
At Beverly Hills Car Club, we’re always on the hunt for automotive treasures, and our latest discovery is nothing short of spectacular. We’re thrilled to introduce a true rarity: a 1962 Jaguar XKE Series I Flat Floor Roadster with a Louvered Bonnet. This is a quintessential “garage find” that’s sure to set enthusiasts’ hearts racing....
The Ferrari Testarossa: the Testosterone as I always jokingly call it. Although truthfully this supercar is as feminine in its appearance as it is masculine. Judge for yourself with the extremely low-mileage 1988 beauty we have right now at Beverly Hills Car Club, one with a mere 11,103 miles on the odometer. The car is finished in Giallo complemented...
"The Mercedes 300TD fit Lennon's more down-to-earth personality – a stark contrast to the gas-guzzling muscle cars favored by some of his rockstar peers." MSN News looks at the practical side of Beatles front man John Lennon, and his sensible preferences for Mercedes-Benz and the 300TD Turbo-Diesel Wagon. Check out this...
The legend of the pagoda roof is one of the archetypal subtexts of the history of classic cars. That beautiful detail on the Mercedes-Benz 230 SL is an enduring part of the truth of these fabulous motoring machines with an abiding and subtly palpable impact on the very look of their era. You will feel the entire spirit of the times – that...
As I have previously mentioned, the name 'Targa' – which means plate or plaque in Italian - derives from the Targa Florio sports car road race in Sicily, in which Porsche had scored seven victories since 1956. In fact, at first – until wiser minds prevailed - it was suggested that what became the Porsche Targa car would be called the...
The beautiful Ferrari 365 GT4 2+2, Ferrari 400 and Ferrari 412 are front-engined V12 2+2 grand tourers, made by Ferrari between 1972 and 1989, and all distinguished by their subtle sporty demeanor. The three cars are closely related, using the same body, chassis and engine which evolved over time. Following Ferrari practice, their numeric...
“This elegant sedan was once owned by none other than the once-celebrated Ritz Brothers comedy trio.” Classic car enthusiasts will appreciate this extraordinary find – a 1959 Mercedes-Benz adenauer that led an incredible, star-studded life. This elegant sedan was once owned by none other than the once-celebrated Ritz Brothers comedy trio....
The history of America's seemingly unquenchable love affair with powerful 4X4 trucks really begins in the 1960s. And if you want to be really specific, it is in 1969, with the Chevy Blazer. In a way it is amazing that it took so long: in retrospect, ever since Willys-Overland unveiled the first Jeepster in 1948, the wait had been on. But it...
'In the hands of an experienced Porsche driver, who can use the slight oversteer to his advantage on winding roads where right turn follows left in rapid sequence, it would present formidable opposition to any competing car.' So decreed Road & Track magazine of the then brand new Porsche 356C, in its February 1964 edition. In other words,...
That 'DB' signifier on each Aston Martin stands of course for David Brown, who with his supreme talent masterminded the stunningly beautiful UK sports cars that were and are the last word in luxury, almost synonymous with the name of author Ian Fleming's fictional superspy James Bond. The surprisingly parallel stories of both Aston Martin and...
"And the tad confusing ‘Sunroof Delete’? Well, despite having it down as an accessory, Porsche listed the sunroof as standard on the 911 SC. But without it – as in the car we have – you get an unbroken roof, with a gorgeous rolling look and a firmer chassis."
Check out the latest issue (#246) of Total 911...
The General Lee, sometimes referred to as simply 'the General', is an orange 1969 Dodge Charger driven in the 1970s' television series The Dukes of Hazzard by the characters the Duke boys, Bo and Luke. It is known for its signature horn, its police chases, stunts—especially its long jumps—and for having its doors welded shut, leaving...
The ultimate superstar of 1980s' cars, the Ferrari Testarossa 'Monospecchio' was wide, low, and radically-styled with its signature 'gills' , a power ballad of a car that defined its outrageously flashy times. And did so with considerable pride.
In the early 1980s the Porsche team in Stuttgart noticed that customers increasingly were inspired for their 911 to be given a custom job by such companies as Gemballa, Strosek and Rinspeed. What many owners were after was the wide-body look exemplified by the Turbo. And there were even glass fibre kits available at a fraction of the price....
Affectionately called 'the 308 QV,' the Ferrari 308 GTS Quattrovalvole is an iconic piece of automotive history. With its gorgeous Pininfarina-styled body, best viewed for full breath-taking effect in profile, and a thundering 240-horsepower engine under the hood, the Ferrari 308 QV will catch all the stares. The 308 GTS Quattrovalvole,...
The proverbial wolf in sheep's clothing, the addition of the 429 SCJ-backed Drag Pack transmogrified the sedate 1970 Ford Torino Cobra into a stunning classic, a slayer of rival high-profile muscle cars with enough power to defenestrate almost all its rivals. As its name suggested, the Torino Cobra had a distinct sting in its tail.
"The dealership's online presence reflects this innovative spirit. Forget the days of scouring classifieds or navigating complex auctions. Beverly Hills Car Club offers a user-friendly website showcasing its extensive inventory alongside engaging social media." Ever wondered what's the Beverly Hills Car Club 'story' in a...
"Nice car. What's the retail on one of those?" asks Brian O'Conner in The Fast and the Furious, by far the most popular car culture film series in the history of cinema. "More than you can afford, pal. Ferrari," says the driver of the F355 European supercar. What happens next? Watch the film.
The De Tomaso Mangusta is a sports car produced by Italian automobile manufacturer De Tomaso between 1967 and 1971. It was succeeded by the De Tomaso Pantera. The Mangusta, an example of which we have right now at Beverly Hills Car Club, replaced the Vallelonga model, on which its chassis was based. The word 'mangusta' is Italian for 'mongoose',...
"Remember where you are - this is Thunderdome!" The Mad Max movie franchise has captivated us for years with its post-apocalyptic saga and high-octane car chases, featuring some of the most iconic vehicles in film history. Taking a look at this list of past Mad Max cars (and the new Furiosa cars), there are some familiar...
Colossal road presence is what comes to mind when you think of a Mercedes-Benz 280 SE. And especially of the 1969 280 SE Sunroof Coupe we presently have at Beverly Hills Car Club. At the time of its birth this car was King of the Road, and more than half a century later it retains this royal nomenclature. The lines and proportions are masculine...
What a beautiful car is the 1957 Porsche 356A 1600 Cabriolet Outlaw we presently have at Beverly Hills Car Club. Oh, and by the way, what is an 'Outlaw'? It is a Porsche that has been considerably modified, a stock Porsche touched-up and tweaked until it is racing-car fast, often at considerable expense, a tangible manifestation of the creator’s...
Thanks for having us Tom! Alex meets Tom to pick up this amazing V12 1962 Ferrari 250GTE. Tom gives us some insights into the unique history and story of the car, with the parting shot that is the dream of every original Ferrari hunter, the car loaded onto the truck and driving to it's new home. This is a Ferrari garage...
During World War II, at the same time as vehicle production switched to aircraft manufacture and repair, engineering development had continued at the UK's Jaguar plant.
'Dissonance is transformed into harmony in the Maserati 5000 GT. 'So ran the press blurb put out by Maserati for its astonishing 5000 GT, of which there were only a total of thirty-four ever produced, from 1959 to 1966.These thirty-four Maserati 5000 GTs were the last individually specified and bodied gran turismos in Maserati's eminent history....
I truly adore Ferrari's 330 GT 2+2 Series II. These magnificent cars perfectly symbolize the sophistication of automobiles in the 1960s. So swinging. In 1964 the 330 GT 2+2 was unveiled at Ferrari's annual press conference.
A vehicle for which the word 'rugged' would seem to have been defined, the original Land Rover was designed in 1947 by Maurice Wilks at the Rover Company & launched at the 1948 Amsterdam Car Show. It was quite specifically a reflection of that prominent WW2 vehicle, the Jeep.
The Bentley has always been the quintessence of British class. And at Beverly Hills Car Club now we have one of the very classiest, a 1948 Bentley Mark VI Hooper Drophead Convertible Right-Hand-Drive that is one of only three ever produced by Hooper & Co., the celebrated London coachbuilding specialists. This is a Bentley that has been featured...
The Mercedes-Benz 280 SL, like the 1971 model we presently have at Beverly Hills Car Club, is one of the all-time classic cars, an inarguable piece of art.Why? Because it is so beautiful it has become literally the car of kings. Or, at least, The King: none other than Elvis Presley himself, the King of Rock'n'Roll, purchased one - a white convertible...
"How Lamborghini Should Remake The Espada And Reclaim The ‘Gentleman’s GT’ Market It Ceded To Ferrari" The Autopian explores the history of the Lamborghini Espada and imagines a remake of this classic. Although we wouldn't wade into the debate whether Ferrari took over leadership of the ‘Gentleman’s GT' we do like...
It is like the ultimate James Bond car. And timeless - as much Daniel Craig as Sean Connery. And, aptly enough for a superspy, 'Pantera' is Italian for panther, the perfect definition of this archetypal gas-guzzling muscle car which accelerated from 0 to 60 mph in under six seconds.
The most beautiful tow truck in the world? Enzo Ferrari is famously known for saying, "The Jaguar E-Type is the most beautiful car in the world", and we agree! Not sure how to categorize this tow truck from a recent seller of ours, but we do love the effort and effect -especially the beautiful 1965 Jaguar E-Type on the truck!...
The AC Cobra, sold in the United States as the Shelby Cobra and AC Shelby Cobra, is a sports car manufactured by British company AC Cars, with a Ford V8 engine. It was produced intermittently in both the United Kingdom and later the United States since 1962. A super muscle-car, the AC Cobra was the idea behind the Dodge Viper GTS, a concept...
'If you feel obligated to ask about the price you not only will never understand the car, you have branded yourself incapable of ever appreciating its virtues even if someone gave you one.' So in September 1970 decreed Car & Driver magazine of the Mercedes-Benz 280SE 3.5.
The Caddy! The quintessential American luxury car! Hardly surprisingly: apart from a series of the most consistently beautiful cars to emerge from United States automobile manufacturers, the Cadillac has such a historical legacy, with roots in the nobility of America.
"Architects are creating specially designed “car art galleries”, “car museums”, and houses and apartment towers built around cars so you can drive your $135m 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupé into the dining room or park it next to your indoor pool." Problem: Where to store expensive cars? Solution: These...
What does the 'SC' stand for in Porsche 911SC? It is really simple: Super Carrera. Like the 1979 Porsche 911SC Sunroof Delete Coupe we have right now at Beverly Hills Car Club, an excellent original California car in its highly desirable factory color code 908 – a striking Grand Prix White, to you or me.
It is the spring of 1958, late afternoon. You have just left the home of the glamorous actor Errol Flynn in Port Antonio on the north-east coast of Jamaica. You hop into your Jaguar XK150S 3.4 Roadster, with the top down.
I love it when you find out the real back-story behind some of the very greatest cars. At the end of 1981 Peter Schutz replaced Dr. Ernst Fuhrmann as Porsche boss. Schutz was a German-American from a subsidiary of truck-maker Caterpillar, and extremely marketing-minded.
Such lovely babes, the early Porsches. So streamlined, with not a single flat surface on the cars, nor an ounce of surplus fat: you just want to pick them up and cuddle them, don't you? Among the most beloved sports cars of the 1950s and early 1960s. With their promise of a bright new future – for both Porsche and for us - they remain an...
The personification of American classy good taste, a muscle-car before we had even heard of them when first launched 70 years ago, the Chevrolet Corvette with its clean, crisp, quasi-art deco lines has to be the horniest-looking car ever to hit the market. But as macho as they come, the Corvette looks even finer with a woman behind the wheel...
Aston Martin is one of the great world-renowned sports & luxury car brands. 'Car' brand? 'Supercar brand' certainly, in the case of Aston Martin. Aston Martin's associations with James Bond and the films that develop the Ian Fleming masterspy novels immediately come to mind, an indelible link: an Aston Martin DB5 made the marque's Bond debut...
TRIUMPH: a very great success, achievement, or victory (= when you win a war, fight, or competition), or a feeling of great satisfaction or pleasure caused by this (Cambridge English dictionary). It is all in that Triumph brand name, the very incorporation of the above definition. Along with MG and Austin Healey, Triumph was the third leg of...
"For many gearheads, the attraction of taking a neglected classic and transforming it into a cherished cruiser is huge, and the Bever Hills Car Club caters specifically to such folk. A huge array of barn finds and forgotten treasures are available at the click of a button, plus, they advertise their willingness to help international users...
'The 500 E is a magnificent high-performance sedan that’s heavy on the visceral,' decreed Road & Track in its May 1992 edition. 'It looks right (low slung, intimidating, but not showy, like the AMG Hammer or Mercedes’ own 600 SEL). It sounds great (nothing beats the thunder of a big V8).'
How could you replace the Jaguar E-type? 'The most beautiful car in the world,' as Enzo Ferrari had allegedly ordained. Well, as the manufacturer was Jaguar, the legendary UK marque, you should have known they would put on a jolly good show.
"Why Did ’80s Rockers love Mercedes So Much? Based on album covers of the time, it looks as if many rockers were attempting to get even by inflicting violence on the cars themselves. If that was their goal, they certainly could have chosen easier-to-wreck targets than golden-era Mercedes Benz products." Here's a fun article...
Michael Mann is one of America's greatest film directors: Heat, starring Robert de Niro and Al Pacino; The Last of the Mohicans; Ali; and Public Enemies are just some of his very varied palate of movies. And on Christmas Day his talent ties up with that of the greatest of Italian car manufacturers, Enzo Ferrari, for the opening of Mann's...
If the Carrera 2 and 4 had turned around the core Porsche customers during the recession of the early 1990's and got them buying again, then the new Carrera – identified both internally at Porsche and externally as the 993 – re-invented the concept of the 911 and opened up an entirely new market for the model. From the moment of launch in...
The best drop-top coupe ever built? For $93,000 brand new in 1995, the Mercedes-Benz E320 Cabriolet gave you an almost perfect cabriolet, a rock solid automobile with mega-comfort, mega-quiet, and mega-class. When it comes to acceleration this handsome car has real get-up-and-go with plenty of pep, accentuating the art of driving: you...
In 1970 the Porsche 914 was the Import Car of the Year in Motor Trend magazine, with its circulation of over one million. The success of this car, a collaboration between Porsche and Volkswagen, also celebrated the historic, rich link between the two German companies, iconic German car brands. After all, it was Ferdinand Porsche who in 1937...
I have always loved the Austin-Healey 3000. It is such a quintessential sports-car. There's nothing really like it, that thunderous exhaust note, the physical manifestation of the Healey's gutsy engine. Is there another car that has such a throaty, growling sound? One with such tremendously sexy power? The entire Austin-Healey range always has...
The best car in the world. Once upon a time you would have had no second thoughts whatsoever in dropping such an accolade on a new Rolls-Royce, the luxury supercar manufacturers which allegedly has the best-known brand name on this planet. As quintessentially British as afternoon tea and scones, as King Charles's London home of Buckingham Palace,...
The Maserati Mistral, one of the most beautiful cars ever made. Produced between 1963-70, under 1000 of these gorgeous Pietro Frua-designed grand tourers were made. All featured Maserati's renowned twin cam inline-six equipped with Lucas fuel injection & twin-plug ignition. With the Mistral, Maserati set in motion what would become a tradition...
The Spanish word 'espada' means 'sword', a reference to the instrument with which the bullfighter kills the bull. And in one of the fabulous Lamborghini Espadas, you will slice through traffic like a knife through butter: like Moses's journey across the Red Sea, any vehicle congestion will simply part and fall away. As Denis Jenkinson wrote...
Sleek and sexy, the Ferrari 456 GTA is a V12 gem, an extremely usable everyday supercar. Cars in the 90s were either ugly or magnificent. At the time of its launch the 456 GTA was the fastest production Ferrari on the market, with a top speed of 186mph, and a 0-60 mph time of 5.0 seconds - 5.3 seconds for Automatics. Whereas many cars of...
The elegant 'Quattroporte', of course, literally means 'four doors.' Sounds better in Italian, doesn't it? And as with so many matters of an Italian nature, the sumptuously gorgeous Maserati Quattroporte is the epitome of classiness, a total experience down to the finest details. The first generation ran from 1963 until 1969, and we have one...
The 1974 Porsche Carrera is such a sexy car, the true original 911 from that era. It is also the first of the G models, the Second Generation of 911s.
"The Rolls-Royce Corniche saw coachbuilding tradition continue into the era of unitary construction. Here’s how to avoid pitfalls and enjoy as painless an ownership experience as possible with this hand-finished icon of British luxury." We've teamed up with Prestige & Performance Car Magazine to create the essential...
The E-type Jaguar – known as the XKE in the United States – opened its commercial life with perhaps the ultimate accolade. 'The most beautiful car ever made' the legendary Enzo Ferrari is alleged to have decreed upon its launch on 15 March 1961.
Those James Bond associations have guaranteed that the Aston Martin is almost certain to be considered the coolest of luxury cars. But unlike many such high-end vehicles it has almost always been purchased not to impress others, but because it is how it makes the owner feel when driving it. And it would be hard not to feel fantastic when...
OUTLAW definition according to the Cambridge dictionary: (especially in the past) a person who has broken the law and who lives separately from the other parts of society because they want to escape legal punishment. Ex: Robin Hood was an outlaw who lived in the forest and stole from the rich to give to the poor. Then again, we also have:...
More refined and practical than any previous road-going Ferrari, yet retaining the sporting heritage of its predecessors, the Ferrari 250 GT Coupe Series II is a landmark model of historical significance. Until the late 1950s, Ferrari produced road cars in very limited numbers, usually by request for well-heeled customers. That changed with...
"Turning Points at Porsche. Stymied financially to a worrying extent by the Arab oil price hike of the early 1970s and the subsequent recession, Porsche needed to adapt and – to an extent re-launch... Check out the latest issue (#235) of Total 911 UK, with a new column from Alex Manos from Beverly Hills Car Club. Total...
An absolute classic, the stuff that dreams are made of, one of the most romantic-looking cars ever made, with chrome like a Christmas tree and named after the wealthy Bel Air neighborhood on the Westside of Los Angeles, the 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible is one of the all-time motoring archetypes, an absolute stunner.
With a top speed of 187 mph and 0-60 mph in a phenomenal 4.2 seconds (and – dig this! - 0-140 mph in 20.1 seconds) this 2008 Porsche Carrera S Coupe 6-Speed is a virtual supercar. It does not seem to be a vehicle for Sunday drivers. But just looking at those figures you want it now!
Such an archetypal symbol of luxury, and also of new beginnings and a new time, the Silver Wraith was the first all-new Rolls-Royce built after the end of World War 2. In 1946, a year after the war had ended, it was in production, and would continue to be until 1958. The use of the arcane Scottish word 'wraith' was in keeping with the established...
''Ferrari: an Italian myth! The history of the prancing horse, among victories, myths and legends of the four wheels. A family that became a racing stable. More than just cars, but luxury instruments created to experience emotions with a load of adrenaline.'Wonderful! In attempting to sum up the archetypal appeal of the very name of Ferrari,...
"Michael Jordan’s 1996 Mercedes-Benz S600 Lorinser will be auctioned off for $23 as a nod to his Chicago Bulls jersey number. The NBA Hall of Famer’s former car is available on Whatnot, a social marketplace for users to buy or sell collectible items."
We're huge fans of both MJ and Mercedes, and were fortunately...
"The Beverly Hills Car Club CEO enthuses about a 964 Carrera 4 widebody, which was part of a new generation of 911 production. Check out issue 234 of Total 911 UK, with a new column from Alex Manos, owner of the Beverly Hills Car Club. Total 911 is the world's only magazine dedicated to the Porsche 911, the iconic sports...
I absolutely adore the Mercedes-Benz 190SL Roadster. Such a lovely car to drive, such sensual and dramatic curves, a perfect work of engineering art. Every time I take one for a spin through Beverly Hills, I watch the heads spin in awe of its beauty, tongues almost literally hanging out in adoration. So much of that 1950s' era, but equally so...
Are you aware that when Japanese cars first appeared on the market in the 1960s, many people considered them an utter joke? 'They are powered by rubber bands,' was a familiar refrain. This was considered as wit – though it may also have contained a tinge of anti-Japanese racism...
What a fabulous collision of two so different cultural attributes do we find in the Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS Aero Coupe. First, there is that name: A clash between the so sophisticated gambling municipality of Monte Carlo in Monaco, so redolent of fabulous wealth, sexy glamour, palm-trees and sunshine; and the giant colossus of...
In 1969 the Chevrolet Chevelle was marketed as 'America's most popular mid-size car.' 'New style, new size, new spirit, and new car!' was another tagline when the Chevelle first emerged in 1964.'Chevelle, the most popular mid-size car there is. The one with friends on both sides of the generation gap!' The car, designed and developed to compete...
In 1972 the car coveted by every Los Angeles record company A & R man was the sexy BMW 2002. One musician they all would have loved to sign to their labels, Bob Marley, would shortly himself become the proud owner of a BMW 2002 – the Rasta legend would claim that BMW stood for Bob Marley and the Wailers...
What an incredible car is this 2010 Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe that we have at the moment at Beverly Hills Car Club. Ever since the first model rolled off the production line in 1925, the Rolls-Royce Phantom has been the last word in luxury motoring, used by the rich, famous and powerful around the world. When this car that we have...
The Porsche 911 RS America, a car named after an entire continent, is such a fine example of an air-cooled classic Porsche. A lightened, limited edition, performance version of the venerable Porsche 911 Carrera, it is a car that I have long loved, so tasty, so classy, so power-packed. In fact, the RS America was so named on account of once being...
Inspired by the American Jeep and first launched in 1947 the British Land Rover became one of the world's archetypal motoring images. Capable of traversing the seemingly most impenetrable terrain, able to climb or descend at almost 90 degrees, the original Land Rover seemed something of a miracle vehicle – even if that version was not very...
"Call to mind the image of a wide-bodied 911. There's every chance you're thinking of an outlandish air-cooled racing machine from the 1970s. Or, perhaps, you're salivating over the thought of the Bad Boys 964 Turbo 3.6. Lesser known is the 964 Carrera 4 wide-body, produced in low numbers prior to the arrival of the 993..." Check...
There really is nothing like the Porsche 356A Coupe. So moody, so original, so – excuse me! - classic in its look. It is the subtleties of detail that define so much of what Porsche does. And the subtleties of subsequent changes, frequently almost imperceptible to outsiders. At the beginning of the 1930s Ferdinand Porsche had arrived, but...
Isn't this car sensational? Sensational in its beauty. And in its performance. Just looking at the images of our 1961 Jaguar XK150 is thrillingly exciting, let alone sitting in this gorgeous car behind its long bonnet and turning the ignition key and hearing the sexy rumble of the engine and exhaust. That Cotswold Blue color certainly is all...
Little Red Corvette is that song that made Prince a star. Released in 1983 as a single from the album 1999, it's a breathless ode to casual sex that gave him his first US top 10 hit in 1983 and introduced him to the mainstream. The song was his biggest hit at the time, and his first to reach the top 10 in the US, peaking at number six...
"Driven by a passion for classic cars, Alex Manos has journeyed from the bustling streets of London to the sun-soaked boulevards of Beverly Hills. Today, Manos is the proud owner of the Beverly Hills Car Club, a testament to his unwavering commitment to excellence and the enduring appeal of these iconic vehicles."
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"If you have a collector car or even just expressed interest in the business, then you have almost certainly seen an ad for The Beverly Hills Car Club and probably wondered if they were legitimate. With all the clickbait ads and scammers on the Web, it is with considerable pleasure that I get to write a review of a real, legitimate business...
A most eloquent and elegant pre-World War 2 motor-car indeed is the Rolls-Royce 20/25 Sedanca DeVille, which became the best-selling inter-war Rolls-Royce model. The Rolls-Royce 20/25 Sedanca DeVille was the successor to the Rolls-Royce Twenty. In a contemporary review Autocar magazine observed that the 20/25 possessed 'great refinement of power,...
"The Beverly Hills Car Club CEO Alex Manos comments on the appeal of the 964 Carrera 2 Targa, which helped Porsche weather an economic storm during the early 1990's"
Hot off the presses issue 231 of Total 911 UK, with a new column from Alex Manos, CEO of the Beverly Hills Car Club. Total 911 is the world's only...
How many of you remember the counter-cultural phenomena of the late 1960s, Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In television show? You should, if you were around then: because the Laugh-In (a twist on the hippy concept of the 'Love-In') quickly became the most popular TV show in the United States. From January 22, 1968, to March 12, 1973, on the NBC...
The Rolls-Royce Corniche is a luxury coupe and convertible, produced from 1971 to 1995. It is a two-door five-seater car, with a front-engine and rear wheel drive. An elegant derivative of the Silver Shadow that was built across five generations: Series I (1971-1987), Series II (1986-1989), Series III (1989-1993), Series IV (1992-1995), and...
In January 1886, Carl Benz patented the Benz Motorwagen, widely regarded as the first car ever produced. In 1926 Daimler-Benz was formed with the merger of Benz & Cie. and Daimler Motoren Gesellschaft.
Little. Three deuces and a four-speed and a 389. Listen to her tachin' up now. You know your car has hit legend territory when it has a song written about it. In this case 'GTO', recorded by Ronny and the Daytonas, which sold over a million and a quarter records in 1964, hitting the number 4 slot on the American charts. Later the song was covered...
In 2007 Automobile Magazine placed the BMW M3 in its list of '5 Greatest Drivers Cars of All-time.' With utter justification: like a street-legal track racer, the BMW M3 5-Speed is truly one of the great cars. The BMW M3 5-Speed has a cult status which is utterly irreplaceable. If you really like to drive, the M3 takes matters even further....
'Widely considered one of the most aesthetically pleasing sports cars of the 1930s, what made the Jaguar SS100 3.5 Litre famous was not only its sheer beauty but also the power implicit in that '100' tag: the Jaguar SS100 was so named because the 3.5 litre version could hit over the magical 100 mph, and tear from 0-60 mph in 10.4 seconds –...
'Exclusivity! I love that word. And here at Beverly Hills Car Club right now I have a classic example of such exclusivity. And it really is classic, like the very definition of a classic car. It is one of only 54 examples ever produced for the US market of a 1993 Porsche 928GTS 5-Speed. So what was its history? Well, this car we have at the...
'Shortly before the outset of World War 2, a German Zeppelin airship was seen prowling along California’s Pacific coastline. Although there had already been a significant hindrance, at the time this was the ultimate in high-end traveling. We don’t have such an airship presently on sale at Beverly Hills Car Club. But we do have a 2010 Maybach...
'Che bella macchina! Or What a beautiful car! as we might say in the English language. The epitome of Italian style.Perfect for the Alfa man – which, of course, you can interpret as you will...Though not in that age, 1969, when the Alfa Romeo Spider 1750 Veloce we presently have at Beverly Hills Car Club was produced, a perfect piece of art....
"Why Missy Elliott’s Car Collection Is Unbelievably Cool! As one of the most successful female rappers, Missy Elliott enjoys a $50 million net worth and her car collection is worth checking out." HotCars has a new piece out that looks at the lofty fleet of luxury cars Missy has amassed in her wonderful collection, like...
"The Beverly Hills Car Club is not your average classic car dealership. In fact, it could be said that they are in the business of selling lifestyles rather than cars. Their team is dedicated to providing their clients with an experience that is luxurious, exciting, and unforgettable. If you have a passion for classic cars, then BHCC is...
'According to a British research firm, Brand Finance, in 2013 Ferrari was the world's #1 recognized brand name. Admittedly that was ten years ago, but I don't imagine the status of Ferrari has slipped one iota, so endlessly enduring is the Ferrari flying horse. Despite assorted efforts to rather consciously bring Ferrari into the modern era,...
'Gale Halderman, who passed away on April 30 2020, had been the last living connection to the once seemingly immortal Ford Mustang design team. He was indeed the primary designer of the original Mustang. Although Lee Iacocca is generally considered the father of the Mustang, he was the driving force behind a team that created the legendary car....
'Britain's First Supercar' was the buzz-phrase tagline for the Aston Martin V8 Vantage when it was first introduced to the public in 1977. Quite specifically, it was placed as an equal to Ferrari and Lamborghini, the Italian supercar makers.
'This beautiful car, a Mercedes-Benz 170V Cabriolet A, is a piece of history. Especially when you look at the year of its birth: 1939! On September 1 that year Europe was plunged into darkness until 1945: Adolf Hitler had invaded Poland, the beginning of World War 2. The USA did not get into that global conflict for just over another two years,...
"When Michael Jordan wasn’t speeding down the lane to show off a flashy dunk, he was cruising around Chicago in a swath of luxury cars. Here’s your look at this former NBA star’s automotive fleet during his famed playing days."
Excited to be mentioned in this U.S. Sun piece looking at some of His Airness's...
'This is such a gorgeous car, and also so exciting. Especially when you learn that there is reason for us to believe that its original owner was none other than Jerry Lewis, that figure in global popular culture once dubbed 'The King of Comedy.' We suspect, but we are not quite certain. So don't hold us up against a wall for that.
'What links some of the most chic and definitively stylish artists in all fields of a certain post-World War 2 age? Let me throw you some names: Pablo Picasso, Ava Gardner, Christian Dior, Herb Alpert, Ringo Starr, Frank Sinatra... Nothing too impressive there, I know...Well, all those world-class stars would drive home in their Facel Vega automobiles,...
'Never been a millionaire And I tell you, mama, I don't care Never gonna own a race-horse. Or a fast back mid-engine Porsche. And so Rod Stewart - always a favourite of ours at Car Tales - opened his fourth solo album, Never a Dull Moment, with the soulful rocker True Blue. Except that when Rod, always a huge car fan, did end up with a Porsche,...
'Quintessentially American, and one of the great and abiding brand names in the USA, the Buick marque started as long ago as 1899, set up by David Dunbar Buick. At Beverly Hills Car Club at the moment we have an example of his heritage, a distinguished 1955 Buick Super Convertible featuring body by Fisher and finished in a beautiful color scheme...
'It was her birthday. Never an early riser and still in her robe - it had been a late one the night before, after all - at some time around noon the beautiful blonde model drew apart the drapes of the elegant west London townhouse she lived in with her rock star husband. And then she gasped! Parked beneath her, an enormous pink ribbon wrapped...
'Wow! I love all the cars that I acquire for sale at Beverly Hills Car Club. But some of them I am absolutely knocked out by. And this is certainly one of them: top of the poppermost, as John Lennon used to say. It is a definitive American classic from 1967: a first generation 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback S-Code that is finished in a gorgeous...
'The quintessential American sports-car, the two-door, two-passenger luxury Chevrolet Corvette, was such an iconic motoring image – so sexy, so stylish, so futuristic, such puissance – that is has become known as 'America's Sports Car.' And it remains one of the most visibly notable cars on the highways of the USA today.
"For $115,000, Will An 8k Mile 1991 Acura NSX Brighten Up The New Year For You? The 1991 Acura NSX has been well-maintained and driven just 8,762 miles since new!" Here's yet another mention from Carscoops.com highlighting an amazing 1991 Acura NSX in our recent inventory here at the Beverly Hills Car Club. Thanks to Car...
'The Maserati Merak took its name from Merak, a member of the Ursa Major Moving Group, a loose stellar association whose members formed in the same molecular cloud and share common velocities and motion through space. Merak's age is approximately 500 million years. In spite of being only the fifth brightest star in Ursa Major, Merak was assigned...
'Excalibur! The name of the magical sword wielded by King Arthur in the English Arthurian romance. We like seasonal references here at Beverly Hills Car Club. And legend has it that Arthur – he of the Knights of the Round Table – won the English throne by pulling a sword from an anvil sitting atop a stone that appeared in a churchyard on...
"This coupe is often sold for less than the Porsche 911 996. It comes powered by a 302-hp V8, but the car’s real selling point is its distinctive body language. The interior is also filled with advanced technology and includes a panoramic roof." Here's Motor Biscuit discussing "Top 10 of the Ultimate Used Grand Tourers...
'The Eckhart Carriage Company was founded in Auburn, Indiana, in 1874, by Charles Eckhart. His two sons moved the company, renamed Auburn, into automobile manufacturing. Auburn was sold in 1925 to Errett Loban Cord, a successful automobile salesman soon to become a mega-industrialist. Almost as soon as he had bought the company in 1925, Cord...
"Here's a roundup of 10 of MJ's most expensive purchases from over the decades, some of which would make even seasoned car collectors green with envy!" Here's a mention from Slashgear.com discussing some of the most recognized of his Airness's car collection, and this Mercedes-Benz S600, customized for him by Lorinser,...
"Few cars get JDM enthusiasts going more than the first-generation Acura NSX and this model from 1994 is one of the cheapest you’re going to find online. This 1994 Acura NSX has been listed up for sale through Beverly Hills Car Club and has a classified ad price of just $58,500. While that’s still quite a lot of money, it’s surprisingly...
"What does the ‘SC’ stand for? It’s simple: Super Carrera. Like the 1978 Porsche 911SC Sunroof Delete Coupe that we have at Beverly Hills Car Club, an excellent original California car in its highly desirable factory colour code 275 (a Light green metallic to you or me)." Hot off the presses issue 223 of Total 911...
"Rolls Royce has always been the icon of success, but we wanted to do something special for Jeffree. We decided to add more ponies under the hood and reimagined the exterior and interior with his pink color. Fully restored and elegantly elevated, this pink beauty is ready to turn some heads."
"Highly influential New York graffiti artist Alec Monopoly is now moving on to bigger things – literally. Because the street artist hinted his upcoming “special” project includes cutting up some real-life, classic Rolls-Royces for a sculpture."
We're pleased to acknowledge our small part in Artist Alec (Andon)...
"Inspired by what Porsche was achieving with forced induction at the race circuit, the classic 911 Turbo proved to be one of the world's most important sports cars and was a huge success for Porsche, not only from a sales perspective, but also in the way it influenced the direction of the brand's later production models…" We're...
"With the layman seeing the 911 and 912 as essentially two flavors of the same model, it made perfect sense for Porsche to introduce a hierarchy to the 911 range, a move which saw a variety of different letters attached to the end of those iconic models. Enter the humble 911 T." We're pleased to mention a new ongoing column...
"The visual impression of the 911 is supreme. In my eyes it’s a subtly evolving piece of art. I’m especially fond of the Porsche 911T Targa, which is a great way to experience the rush of top-off motoring." We're pleased to mention a new ongoing column from Alex Manos, owner of the Beverly Hills Car Club with Total...
"Alex sits down with us and tells us how he got into the business of finding some of the nicest, and sometimes rarest, vehicles on the planet." Alex Manos, owner of the Beverly Hills Car Club, sits down with Mike Musto for this episode of the Hemmings Hot Rod BBQ Podcast. He talks about his dream cars, the 135,000 square...
"What Everyone Should Remember About The BMW Z8. The Z8 remains the coolest and most iconic convertible ever produced by BMW."
HotCars.com published this fun article looking at ten interesting facts about the Z8. If you scroll down to #3 you'll see a Z8 Alpina Roadster recently for sale here at Beverly Hills Car...
What's the Best Way to Sell a Classic Car? Do you have a classic car for sale but aren't sure how to get the best deal for it? Wondering what's the best site to sell a classic car and how to sell online? Our comprehensive guide explains how to prepare to sell a vintage automobile, how to research buyers, and what's the best way to sell a classic...
"If you’re looking to live a bit of the supercar lifestyle without breaking the bank, we’re here to help. Here’s the cheapest Ferrari currently listed for sale in the U.S.!" Cheapest Ferrari for Sale in the US at Beverly Hills Car Club? MotorBiscuit.com looks at the 1985 Mondial Cabriolet, currently the cheapest Ferrari...
"It almost beggars belief that these stunning Italian sports cars were parked and forgotten about." HotCars.com Includes Us In Their "10 Sickest Italian Sports Car Barn Finds" article. Check out the Beverly Hills Car Club classics in this article that looks at a few Diamonds in the Ruff! Thanks to Jason Garbutt...
"Pioneering designers, business owners and tastemakers recommend unique pieces from their favorite brands."
W Magazine mentions Beverly Hills Car Club in their recent "7 Black Women in Fashion Share Their Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas" article. Contributor Serena Morris puts this
"Arnold Schwarzenegger didn't let the chilly weather in Southern California keep him from his convertible on Sunday. The bodybuilding icon is a collector of contemporary vintage vehicles, as HotCars noted a number of others he's owned or been pictured in over the years."
A beautiful
"The Porsche 356 is always my answer to people who are looking for a car for vintage rallies that is fun to drive, well-built and reliable, and does not cost tons of money. If I were to go on any vintage rally, the 356 would be my personal choice 10 times out of 10. These cars are really that exceptional." A gleaming1956...
"One day, I will own a Ferrari" - almost every gearhead has said this to themselves at least once in their life, and rightly so. Thankfully, the used market has several Ferrari options that are far more affordable than people think. A Ferrari 612 Scaglietti at Beverly Hills Car Club makes...
"Of all the cars that BMW has built since launching its own branded car in 1932, one of the most beautiful has been the E9 coupes. Built from 1968 through 1975, these stunning GT cars have all the style and elegance you could want, combined with strong performance and a winning reputation on the race track." A new 1974...
"Want a Car That Commands Attention? Think Vintage! Eat your heart out, Tesla. The hottest wheels are at least 40 years old." Alex Manos talks classic cars, Beverly Hills Car Club, and their inventory of 400 vintage cars! “A classic car is like a Rolex and generally holds it's value. But the whole point of having a classic...
"It’s reward enough to reach 100-years-old, but getting a classic Bentley luxury car for your centennial birthday present is icing on the proverbial cake. Especially when its one you used to drive." Great Fox News piece from reporter Gary Gastelu about a Centenarian & his Bentley....
Alex Manos and Beverly Hills Car Club join Hemmings.com as a content partner provider If you love the great content we're making everyday here at Beverly Hills Car Club, many of our top articles, videos, photo galleries & more are now also available in one place at Hemmings.com. We're excited to reach a wider audience...
"Fast-forwarding to my final and purchased vehicle I found online at a dealership called Beverly Hills Car Club in Los Angeles. It sells vintage cars from rolling chassis all the way up to the concours level." ClassicCars.com reminds us that buying that first collector car can be quite a journey! Reader Rob Staple shares...
"Alex Manos and his team at Beverly Hills Car Club have been turning those bedroom wall posters into reality for their customers for years." Hemmings sources Beverly Hills Car Club's Alex Manos to talk about buying and selling classic Porsche. Investigation, inspection, restoration, and documentation. Check out this great...
"As lockdowns continue, I encourage you to go for a drive. Whether that be around your neighborhood or on a meandering cruise down the PCH, take the time to get off your couch and into your car. Turn the music up loud, roll your windows down, and create your own bubble of nostalgia." Alex Manos guest blogs for Daily Grit...
"My father taught me when I was a young boy, ‘why do tomorrow what you can do today?’ And I think that is really the takeaway from this year. If there was a car you have been looking to buy, now is the time, and if you’ve been sitting on a car for a long time, now is the time to sell it." Oldcarsweekly.com sits down...
"Beverly Hills Car Club: The Most Exclusive way to Get Around" LuxuryTravelMagazine.com gets a few quotes from owner Alex Manos along with some recent press and other write-ups to describe the dealership to their audience. For more about Alex's history and the story of Beverly Hills Car Club, check out this great review....
Check out our segment on Bravo TV's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills featuring Beverly Hills Car Club and owner Alex Manos showing the ladies some of our great classic cars for sale, including a beautiful 1966 Powder Blue Jaguar XKE. Real Housewives of Beverly Hills - Season 10 Episode 20. (September...
"Pick of the Day: 1966 Karmann Ghia as VW sports car marks 65 years" We made the Classic Cars Journal "Pick of the Week" with this 1966 Karmann Ghia! Check out the review and photos of this beautiful 1966 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia convertible - in Aero Silver with a black interior and updated with a 1,600cc VW dual-port engine....
"Whether you’re a high-profile celebrity looking for a new set of wheels or simply a lover of luxe cars, Alex Manos and the Beverly Hills Car Club offer an extensive showroom of classic vehicles that are sure to get your motor running." Check out this interview with Alex and photos of some recent cars in our inventory;...
Wow, we've received an enormous amount of press and publicity about this car! Here's a recent write-up in basketballnetwork.net, as check all these earlier publications...
For James Bond buffs, TMZ.com mentions this 1992 Lamborghini Diablo for sale from the film 'Die Another Day' with Pierce Brosnan and Halle Berry. "The classic car features a timeless signature color combination of Diablo Rosso and eye-catching Nero leather and red piping interior. The Lambo features a 5-speed manual transmission, 5.7-liter engine, power...
We love passing on a great deal to our clients, like recently this beautiful 1st Gen Acura NSX! "The first-generation Acura / Honda NSX is widely regarded as one of the finest sports cars to ever come out of Japan and an incredibly cheap example has just come across our radar." Thanks to Brad Anderson at Carscoops.com (June 3 2020)...
It seems like just yesterday we were enjoying the sunny winter weather here in Los Angeles, busy foot traffic at our showroom checking out the latest inventory, moving, shaking, "handshaking" over dream car deals and sales! Fast-forward a few weeks and my how times have changed! With the Black Swan event...
"We love a good barn find here at Road & Track, and this is about as cool as it gets." California car, zero...
"This 1961 Ferrari 250 GTE Spent Decades Hidden in a Garage. Now It’s Up for Sale." This is the story of a true barn...
Check out these beautiful Cars In The Metallica Garage with a mention of Beverly Hills Car Club and a magnificent 1968 Jaguar XKE 1.5 2+2...