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The collector car market is part passion, part madness, and occasionally part fraud — and Cars & Code covers all of it. From the vehicles that should be worth more than they are, to the ones that already are, this section is for readers who think about buying a car the way other people think about a pension. Which is either shrewd or concerning.
6 articles about Collector Cars
Enzo Ferrari was 89 years old, had been mostly blind for two years, and was running out of time. He knew it. His engineers knew it. The company that bore his name — now majority-owned by Fiat, run in part…
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In 1977, a white Lotus Esprit drove off a pier in Sardinia and became a submarine. The sequence…
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There is a particular species of regret that only car enthusiasts understand. It is not the regret of…
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Open the engine cover of a McLaren F1 and you will find something that looks, at first glance,…
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The Automotive Council in Tokyo, which celebrated its 10th year in 2026, operates on a different principle entirely.…
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There is a particular kind of financial pain reserved for the person who almost bought the right thing.…
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