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For the aesthetes among us: sex, leather and motorcycles
The MV Agusta is the sexiest bike in the world at $31,000, plus Marianne Faithfull in The Girl On A Motorcycle and celebrity bikes at auction.
Read moreClassic cars: Nice to gawk at but do check the backstory
What's going on? The credibility of the whole classic car universe is at stake.
Read moreKezza Toron, rescued from the lantana, is finally on the loose
Road test of a Mercedes C300 plus preview of Winton Historics and Targa Tasmania, and the story of the Toron, a homemade Australian sports racer.
Read moreEven if you've Bean there, driven that, avoid service plans
There are a lot of well-known classic car collectors.
Read moreGet the silly season into top gear with gifts that keep giving
Good morning elves.
Read moreThe Legend Hershel McGriff still racing at 90 years, not km/h
90-year-old Hershel McGriff competes at Tucson Speedway, plus the Hyundai i30N wins Wheels magazine hot hatch megatest.
Read moreHitler roadster under hammer
The 1941 Mercedes Benz 540K Cabriolet delivered to the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs goes to auction at Pebble Beach for $6 million.
Read moreJanis Joplin's psychedelic Porsche 356SC up for sale
Here's today's question. Why did Janis Joplin sing, "Oh Lord, won't you buy me a Mercedes-Benz? My friends all drive Porsches, I must make amends", when her daily driver was a psychedelically painted 1964 Porsche 356SC cabriolet?
Read moreGeelong revival holds its own
While Geelong came about third in the recent Melbourne football competition, it's the winner when it comes to autos. The second annual Geelong Revival — out Goodwooding Goodwood — features two days of sprints, shows, fashion, food markets and a $79 gala dinner.
Read moreDeLorean's Banshee: fast, sexy silver bullet so good GM had to kill it
Hands up if you remember John DeLorean. If you do, you probably remember him for the stainless steel car with the flux capacitor from Back to the Future, and for being busted for $24 million worth of cocaine.
Read moreStocks in Bonds
Around the corner from Balthazar in London's Covent Garden is the little known London Film Museum. For the next nine months just about all the Bond cars you ever wanted to see are yours for $25.
Read moreAll the news I could think of today
Mecum Houston auction results, the Ford Cobra Shelby 50th birthday reunion, a New Jersey police escort scandal dubbed "Death Race 2012", and a Chrysler recall on Dodge Charger police cruisers.
Read moreIt's getting very arty-farty as Beeple Crap pumps out the non-fungible tokens
You don't get much for $20m these days. A quarter share in Everydays: The First 5000 Days, a digital product by the artist known as Beeple Crap that sold as a non-fungible token for $84m. Our recommendation for the $20m burning a hole in your bank account is the 1995 McLaren F1.
Read moreShopping for Steve McQueen's wheels at the Petersen Automotive Museum
There are three keys to happiness in southern California: great tan, great body, great car. The Petersen Automotive Museum on Wilshire Boulevard is pretty cool — it's near where the Notorious BIG was murdered in his Chev Suburban after a party there.
Read moreVintage car market is breaking price barriers
ONE of the great things to do in clog land is the Race Planet experience at the Zandvoort Circuit. Former F1 racer Michael Bleekemolen lets you drive a Lambo Gallardo, Aston Martin Vantage and Porsche around the track in the sand dunes for $600.
Read moreColour me yellow: Tips to secure the best person magnet money can buy
I know you're disappointed. All year and maybe all your life you've been dreaming you could buy a car that would make you the person you've dreamed of becoming. A car that's power, shape and noise loudly makes both it and the driver have such strong sexual potency that the most desirable persons will instantly fight each other to sit beside you.
Read moreVintage Harley-Davidsons and other motorcycles are thriving at auction
It's Australia Day on Tuesday so let's talk about bikes. While the market, the dollar, commodity prices, the yuan, your superannuation and the value of your house have been going down, motorbike prices have been going up faster than the petrol pirates' bank accounts.
Read moreTest for the quest
The real test of the beauty of any car, classic or modern, is the hot date test. You've spruced yourself up, hit the Old Spice, put on your best frock. Now the big decision: which car should you take? The Jaguar E-Type says style, class and oil leaks.
Read moreDriving all the way to the bank
Coutts is the Queen's own bank. So it's surprising that a bank which started up two years before the Bank of England has started a passion index. Good news: classic cars have been the biggest winner, rising 257 per cent since 2005.
Read moreMr Lamborghini rules Singapore supercar market
Right now there is $1 billion worth of Lambos driving around Singapore. Given there's only 164km of fast roads, the whole place would fit into Canberra, and a Lambo costs nearly $2 million (only $754,600 here), that's not a bad effort by Andy Goh.
Read moreSome truly awful cars by the seaside
I was at Seaside, California, watching Jay Lamm organise another great motor classic — the Concours d'LeMons. Jay describes his show as "an ugly oil stain on auto week, with rust buckets, misfits, mistakes and the worst of the automotive world on display".
Read moreReverse of gold
Melbourne's Rod Maher paid $187,000 for a gold Nissan GT-R at a global charity auction. I don't mind the price. I don't mind that Usain Bolt signed the glove box. What I do mind is that it's gold.
Read moreOld Jag heaven
So the new owners of Jaguar rang me and said "John (they call me that because its my name) we have a problem. All our new cars are fine but we have a warehouse full of these old ones."
Read moreFord GT 40s, Eckland's Mini Cooper among classics at Ascot
Everything in London costs a million quid. Ride on the tube? A million quid. Bangers and mash? A million quid. Walk past Betty Windsor's palace? A million quid. No wonder classic cars look cheap.
Read moreChev Corvette, '66 Ford Fairlane lead Las Vegas sales
While you've been obsessed with reading about VWgate, Fiat Chryslergate, F1Melbournegate and lobby group T&E's test showing that new cars are guzzling 50 per cent more fuel than their lab test results, there's been really important stuff going on in the world.
Read moreMad reality takes hold in Las Vegas
We were somewhere around Strip Steak on the edge of the Boulevard when the alcohol began to take hold. Then I remembered we were here to cover the Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas auction with 675 cars, 70,000 bidders and $32 million worth of sales.
Read moreShort supply and high demand add up to boom times
If you're thinking of buying a new car and looking for a bargain or even a good deal, wait until June next year. Most new cars are in such short supply that some buyers are paying dealers a "delivery fee" of $10,000 on top of the full retail price.
Read moreShelby Cobras, Steve McQueen, Mazda MX5, Toyota 86: Xmas gift ideas
'Twas the week before Christmas, when all through the house, the stockings were hung by the chimney with care, in hopes that Santa Petrolhead soon would be there. Lucky you. Here I am.
Read moreArizona car auctions cure post-Xmas blues
You really need to get your mind up above Christmas and focus on the best month of the year for those of the car persuasion — January in Scottsdale. Dave Gooding will be selling a 1956 Maserati A6G/200 Allemano-bodied coupe. Expect north of $800,000.
Read moreTasty pickings and Arizona meaty buys
Many readers ask me how I handle jet lag. To be truthful I don't see the problem. As soon as you get on the plane you have a glass or two of the Krug or the Dom Perignon. I am in serious training for Scottsdale auction week next month.
Read morePebble Beach: classic cars for the rich and famous
It's only 24 days until the start of the whole Pebble Beach motorgeddon, complete with five auctions, four concours d'elegances and not so elegances (the concours d'Lemons), two art shows, one film festival, one retro Ferrari race and a motorsports reunion with 550 invited classic racers.
Read moreHolland clogged with classic cars
The second week of August in Pebble Beach is to car persons what New Year, Chanukah, Eid ul-Fitr and Jamshed Navaroz is to non-motorists. The classic car bubble won't burst at Pebble Beach — but the Dutch are buying every decent classic car in Australia.
Read moreBentley bling
The most iconic hip hop car of all time is not the Benzo, Beamer, Cad or Rolly — it's the 1964 Chevrolet Impala convertible. JAY Z has the best car collection in Hip Hop history, better even than Teddy Mangue, Second Vice President of Equatorial Guinea.
Read moreCalifornia dream
Not everyone can afford the $325 entry to Gordon McCall's Motorworks Revival at the Monterey Jet Centre. But they do throw in free wine and food — if you can find the waitpersons amongst the supercars, super private jets, superbikes and super people.
Read moreWatch out! Time is money for these classic cars with not much on the clock
Last month the largest Rolex store in the Southern Hemisphere opened in Sydney. Since then, the watch shop has basically run out of stock. In the classic car caper we're seeing the same thing — record prices for rare metal.
Read moreRock stars and their heavenly rides
If you think about heaven, you probably think about being a rock and roll superstar, having a collection of great cars, the money to enjoy them and a few other pleasures that we can't mention in a family newspaper.
Read moreCaught by a spider in Maserati's web
Like fine wine, fine cars are an acquired taste. Early on you like the E-Type, any Ferrari, any Porsche. But then you move on to real beauty — the Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato, with only 19 ever made by Gianni Zagato.
Read moreDeathtraps of desire: motorcycle mania becomes an art form
QAGOMA in Brisbane will feature a world-exclusive exhibition: The motorcycle — design, art, desire. 100 innovative deathtraps from the 1860s to present day.
Read moreA numbers game: old plates overtake classic car market
Look I don't want to alarm you, but the backside appears to be falling out of the collector car market.
Read moreCaveat emptor with cars said to have belonged to the famous
Questions about Peter Brock's Ford Sierra plus Marilyn Monroe's 1956 Ford Thunderbird sells for $675,000 at auction.
Read moreRM Auctions D-type Jaguar is high art on wheels
THINK Cezanne's Mont Sainte-Victoire, the Parthenon sculptures, the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Now you're ready to think about Curt Lincoln's 1955 Jaguar D-type, which RM Auctions is giving an art lover the opportunity to own.
Read moreUS classic car auctions: cool, sunny but the prices are hot
Yes it was 7C in the sun in New York on the weekend of the Amelia Island Auction, but at the home of the Ms Shrimp Festival 2015 it was all serious cars, sunshine, smiles and record prices.
Read moreWhat's Chinese for French toast?
Bonjour from Paris where we are reporting on Retromobile 2014 — 41,000 square metres covered in 500 cars, three tanks, two auctions, Brigitte Bardot's Roller and Steve McQueen's Packard. What's not to like?
Read moreWizardry of speed-setter
Two good reasons to go to New Zealand: Peter Webb is auctioning 60 serious motorbikes in Auckland, including a 1954 Vincent Series D and a 1970 Velocette Venom Thruxton 500 — one of the great collector bikes of the twentieth century.
Read moreClassic proof there is a God
The Knight Frank 2013 Wealth Report proves it: classic cars have outperformed every investment class over the past ten years returning a whopping 395%. Over the same period shares only went up 54% including dividends.
Read moreEnough socks and jocks? Here are two classic car experts' five gift ideas for Dad
You're not going to get him a bottle of whisky, a pair of socks, slippers and you'd never think of Fluffy Dice or a Hawaiian Hula Dashboard Person. No, ungrateful sons, daughters and others, you're going to take out a home-equity loan and show Dad you really care.
Read moreThe good oil on a good oil and the naked truth on auctions
Modigliani nude painting vs classic cars at Shannons Melbourne Autumn Classic Auction, plus Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 at Monaco for $3m.
Read moreThe ultimate work-from-home experience, complete with Oval Office
How much would you pay to be leader of the free world? Plus Queensland's sunshine lemon laws and the Bonhams American Presidential Experience auction.
Read moreStars align in Europe, but at home someone smells a rat
Anita Ekberg 1956 Jaguar XK140 SE Roadster at Bonhams Padua auction, plus the WART Nissan Pulsar at the 24 Hours of LeMons at Wakefield Park.
Read moreThe best cars, motorcycles, subs and underseaboten to sink your savings into
When you talk we listen! This week more than 20 per cent of readers (4) said they wanted more of the column devoted to alternative investments. So get your self-managed super ready because we'll be looking at everything from jewellery, to submarines to, very unfortunately, motorcycles.
Read moreTimeless tale of how a flying wombat landed in London
The world's only Flying Wombat — a saga of self-made fortunes, divorces, suicides, alcoholism, fatal car crashes and tomato sauce.
Read moreDoubts over Ford Sierra linked to Peter Brock
Serious questions about the provenance of the 1989 Mobil 1 Racing Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500 in the world's largest Peter Brock car collection auction.
Read moreGavel poised as WhatsApp founder unloads a few Porkers
You all know where Amelia Island is.
Read moreWe're in love with our cars: from Monterey, the Arctic Circle and art museums
If you're wondering what the sale of $475m worth of classic metal last week at Monterey meant for the price of your 1964 EH Holden then let's separate the fake news, spin, dissimulations, misinformation, lies and taradiddles and focus on the real facts.
Read moreFrenzied bidding puts McLaren coupe on fast track to super price
<p>Look, I know you think that buying a car for $4 million five years ago and selling it for $20m this year is not a bad trade. As Sports Car says, "0-60 in 3.2 seconds, $US3m to $US16m in five years".</p>
Read moreJaguar E-type: sexiest car in the world
<p>The minute it appeared at the Geneva Motor Show in 1961, Enzo Ferrari called it "the most beautiful car in the world". Fifty-six years later and the Jaguar E-type is still the most seductive, sexual and sensuous car ever built.</p>
Read moreOn track to catch the auction action at magnificent Mallala
<p>You don't face the choices I do. Look at the conflict this weekend. There's carzamania on the Monterey Peninsula with the Pebble Beach Concours, multi-million-dollar car auctions, the Monterey Motorsports Reunion, the Concours d'Lemons and much, much, more. Or there's Mallala.</p>
Read moreGood luck finding like for like if your limited edition goes west
<p>Now I know you want to read about all the action from last weekend's Monterey Classic Car Week auctions, concours, Motorsports Reunion and free drinks but we have more important things to discuss first. Like how you are getting done over by car insurers.</p>
Read moreTorana: the bogan's ride fit for a millionaire
<p>On May 28, Australia's newest million-dollar supercar gets launched. Except that it's 41 years old and it's a Torana.</p>
Read moreTimeless classics on the menu should whet your appetite
<p>Hmmm. It's hard this week. Do I write about the ACCC instituting proceedings in the Federal Court against Audi for dieselgate, or the class action brought by 91,000 Australians against VW with first hearing in April?</p>
Read moreTrabant put smoke, if not heat, in the Cold War
Look, real motoring writers like our own Phil King get to test Ferraris, Aston Martins, Lamborghinis and McLarens in exotic locations like the south of France and on legendary racetracks. This week I paid my own fare, flew Aeroflot and tested a 1963 Trabant on the wintry streets of East Berlin.
Read moreFrom early Beatles to posh cars: motors inspired Fab Four
Ringo Starr bought a Ford Zephyr to transport his drums around. Look, I know there are readers out there who thought the Zephyr could have rivalled Holden at the time. But let me say just one thing. They built them in New Zealand.
Read moreNew vroom of the 2016 Trumpster sweeps all before it
Now I know you appreciate the hard grind I put in for you attending collector car auctions around the world. It's tough. Free champagne, glamorous persons of all sexes and even better looking, legendary pieces of multi-million-dollar metal.
Read moreChaos: it's French for auction; Mondial de l'Automobile
You know all about Paris. Some people drive on the wrong side of the road, most of the people speak French and not many drive Citroens any more. Anyway I was there last weekend so you didn't have to put up with all that.
Read moreSmog-chasing Superbird went all the way with the EPA
Did you wake up this morning thinking: I have had enough of multi-million-dollar, achingly beautiful cars — I want to hear about really weird metal that only strange dudes would own?
Read moreCharlie McCarron collection Canowindra's calling card
When it's summer in Malibu, it's midnight in Monte Carlo, when Rio strips for the day Canowindra hits the auction heights. The Weekend Australian, your international passport to motoring pleasure.
Read moreWendel the artificial elephant yours for $300,000
No, the big news this week isn't that the motorist's friend, Roddy Sims, has started a court case against VW. No, readers, it's bigger than that. Yes, here at The Weekend Australian business section we have solved the motoring world's problems.
Read moreTequila, caviar and beautiful metal: engines purring at Monterey
I guess I'll see you there on Wednesday night. Yup, Gordon McCall is doing it for the 25th time. It started as a BBQ and now it's the kick-off party for Monterey Car Week.
Read moreJaguar fetches $11.2m as post-boomers drive grand marques higher
I know you weren't in Monte Carlo last weekend but you should have been. Bonhams' Monaco sale at the Fairmont Hotel was going off with the 1953 Jaguar XK120C 'C-Type' fetching a staggering $11.2 million.
Read moreClassic Mustangs, Corvettes and world's best burgers
I know many of you think what you read here every Saturday is a work of fiction fuelled by illicit substances. Earlier this year, regular reader Howard S took a road trip across the US to check out some of the must-see sights.
Read moreMy Ford Falcon BA ute is no GT40 Gulf/Mirage Lightweight
Now on the long list of mistakes I have made and tried to blame on team member and sub-editor Mark Southcott, continually telling you the Corvair was made by Ford ranks pretty high.
Read morePeter Brock's 1977 Spa 24-Hour Vauxhall Firenza Magnum 2300 coupe: bring it home
The fact last week's London Classic Car Show was held at the ExCel London says it all. Next month at Goodwood, Bonhams will be selling one of the world's great race cars, the ex-Gerry Marshall-Peter Brock 1977 Spa 24 Hour class-winning Vauxhall Firenza.
Read moreDeLorean comes back to the future, this time in Texas
Stop! Don't buy a car. You have to wait. It's coming back from the future. Yes, the 1981 DeLorean will be on sale again in 2017.
Read moreGoing, going, gone: how to spend a fortune on fine old cars
Seven classic car auctions around Scottsdale this week hoping to sell more than $350m worth of metal to investors.
Read moreGreatest bull market in pre-owned vehicles of all time to wane soon
Risking what's left of my reputation, today I'm calling peak used-car prices. There'll be no sudden collapse of the greatest bull market in pre-owned vehicles of all time, just a gentle slide into normalcy.
Read morePut your pedal to its metal, kids: investing becomes child's play
Children's pedal cars are the hottest items at real car auctions, with a 1925 American National Deluxe Coupe pedal car selling for $62k.
Read moreGet a slab of Defibrillators and settle in for election night
Given the importance of this day to the future of Australia we are rising to the occasion.
Read moreKelvinator gave us Food-A-Rama and some tidy cars, too
Looking at a warehouse full of classic cars is better than looking at porn.
Read moreMagic Mustang faster than a speeding Bullitt
The green Mustang Steve McQueen drove in Bullitt sold for a record $US3.7m at Mecum's Kissimmee auction.
Read moreThe getting of classics old, new and restored
I'm sorry but you are going to have to pay attention today.
Read moreChapter and verse on the right royal hearse
I promise you today there'll be no mention of the Windsors, funerals or family succession dramas. Hold on. I just did! I bet you thought the royal hearse looked like a black Holden panel van with big glass windows. Nup. Wrong again. It's a Binz. Chapter and verse on the right royal hearse.
Read moreGold, frankincense and purr: how the Porsche was born
Celebrating the birth of the first Porsche sports car in Gmund, Austria, and the Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 2.1 Turbo going to auction for $10 million.
Read moreGFC: sad, tragic but enough of that, now for the awards
The first Weekend Australian Motoring Arts and Culture Awards, the Wammies, plus the Aston Martin V8 Vantage wins most beautiful new car.
Read moreLamborghini lovers livin' large in the fast lane
The Volkswagen-owned Lambo has become the brand for young professionals, property developers and business owners. Folks who earn their money the hard way.
Read morePage-turners for petrolheads and those with a passing interest
Polish up the pince-nez, suss out the smoking jacket, plump up the pipe and settle in for this special literary edition of motoring in The Oz. Yes, 20 readers we're going to be blabbing about books and muttering about mags.
Read moreNeed for speed: Poms say thank goodness for Goodwood
Silver Jubilee Goodwood Festival of Speed with 250,000 visitors, plus Bonhams selling a 1961 Aston Martin DB4GT Zagato and George Clooney's motorcycle accident.
Read moreWhen you have more money than sense try a Pagani Zonda
Be surprised! Don is a petrol head. Well, that makes up for everything else, doesn't it? Under the carports at Mar-a-Lago sits a Ferrari F430, a Lamborghini Diablo, a Mercedes SLR McLaren and two Rolls-Royces.
Read moreJames Bond shaken, not stirred, as DB5 pays the price of fame
What do you think the most famous car in the world is?
Read moreSydney Harbour Concours d'Elegance
On Sydney's Cockatoo Island last weekend the Sydney Harbour Concours d'Elegance had all the stuff Tay Tay didn't. Concours founder James Nicholls managed to barge 75 classics on to the island.
Read moreA word to the wise on buying and selling as coronavirus corrupts the market
The full impact of the pandemic has only just become apparent. Is now a good time to sell part of a classic car collection?
Read moreA little Steve McQueen in all of us
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of Bullitt the movie, Steve McQueen Husqvarna 400 Cross sells for $324,000, and Maserati Quattroportes for PNG APEC leaders.
Read moreNinety years of building our main highway, and it is still not finished
Ninety years since the Pacific Highway was announced and it is still not finished, while Australians pay $72.5bn in fuel excise over five years.
Read moreHoly car chase Batman! Bullitt's Steve McQueen wins the race every time
The unofficial arm of the British secret service, Uswitch.com, put Steve McQueen's car chase in Bullitt near last in their list of best car chases of movie history! First, The Dark Knight Rises. ScoMo should tell Boris: "McQueen last? You're pushing your luck little man."
Read moreYour chance at sporting history: Fangio's Mercedes-Benz trophy up for grabs
Imagine you'd taken our advice and coughed up a world record $9.5m for the 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing Coupe at Scottsdale. You'd be crying now — because RM has just announced Juan Manuel Fangio's personal 1958 Merc 300 SL Roadster is up for private sale for the very first time.
Read moreDream car: The 1968 Porsche 907 K that can now be yours for $7m
How could Sunday's F1 race in Sakhir, Bahrain, be exciting when there was not even one snake? We had one red-bellied black snake at Winton, Victoria. Not only were there snakes, the temperature was 13 degrees hotter tha
Read moreFrom Steve McQueen's Bullitt Mustang to our biggest lemons
The dark-green 1968 Ford Mustang GT Fastback hero car from Bullitt goes to auction, plus your choices for the worst cars ever.
Read moreAuction rivals chasing down the holy grail, Torana A9X
What made you wake up one Monday morning and say to the person lying next to you: "Guess what I'm going to do tonight?"
Read moreConcours d'Elegance adds a little panache to Darling Point
You and I know we've been missing out.
Read moreStellantis: Failures make friends in a grand automotive merger of mediocrity
The shareholders of Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot voted to merge the two companies. Given 70 per cent of mergers fail and most destroy shareholder value, the new name Stellantis sounds like a product to ease stomach pain.
Read moreNobody told me there'd be days like these — except John Lennon
John Lennon predicted in 1979 that in 2020 the world would be having "Strange days indeed, most peculiar Mama." And he was right.
Read moreClassic cars on the road to a billion-dollar sale
Look, I know we're all going down the toilet together but that's no reason to stop buying classic cars, which are clearly a better investment than Toorak bungalows, crypto (whatever that is), NFTs, coal and paintings.
Read moreJeff takes out the Snail Racing World Champs and a 1966 Austin Mini Moke
Forget the Olympics in frog land. Megastar gastropod Jeff silenced all his doubters with a commanding victory at the 2024 Snail Racing World Championships. Jeff won in four minutes and five seconds.
Read moreWant to be affluent - then check your effluent lid
Is paying $2.4m for a double-sided porcelain sign which has not been used as a septic tank lid (which as you know causes one side of the sign to decay from exposure to septic fumes and, in addition, causes a smell that m
Read moreFrom three-wheeled wonders to rickety rustbuckets: the world's worst cars
No joyful optimism. No meaningless resolutions. The worst cars ever made, from the Reliant Robin to the Trabant.
Read moreSome telly-communications for all you retrosexual ragers
The Sultan of Stepney has a plan: a live TV show from the Kensi bar. Plus, Ray Patchett's stunning XJS transformation.
Read moreA muscle car and a LeBron James used jersey can't compete with a true work of art
Is an old white Torana worth $833,000? Or is a 2017 Holden ute worth a million? And what is Ferruccio Lamborghini's first production car, the Touring built 350GT, worth? It's not only a vehicle, it's a sculpture. It's a masterpiece.
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