What’s the secret to landing that cool classic? Timing. The early bird gets the worm, right? And how do you get that worm? An app that lets you quickly, easily search for cars--and only cars.
If the stand-out Solar Yellow paint doesn't interest you, the low 18,750 miles on this clean-title 2006 Lotus Elise just might.
How about a summer cruiser that offers it all: droptop, four-speed box, plenty of power and the famed Shelby label? This 1968 Ford Shelby GT500 convertible is the total package.
Some Ferrari models--like the F40 and the Testarossa--have become household names. Others, like this 1984 Ferrari Mondial Quattrovalvole Convertible, haven't received the same fanfare.
Mercedes-Benz only built 98 copies of the 300SC coupes during its 1955-’58 model run, with fewer than a dozen said to have received a sunroof.
What's one way to make a Ferrari GTO rarer? Get it factory-optioned with air conditioning and power windows.
A 2003 Ferrari Enzo with less than 1250 miles on the odometer.
Wearing Ardent red paint over a tan interior, this 2005 Lotus Elise comes equipped with the Touring package that adds air conditioning, additional sound deading and a leather-appointed interior.
This 2001 Ferrari 550 Barchetta offered by RM Sotheby's is number 375 of 448 examples built to celebrate 70 years of Pininfarina.
This 2011 Lotus Evora ran at the 2011 24 Hours of Le Mans for Lotus Motorsport, the second of two Evoras ran by the team that year.
Restored sometime in the 1990s, this 1954 Austin-Healy 100-4 is said to be capable of 100 mph.
Wire Wheel Classic Sports Cars is offering this 2006 Panoz Esperante GTLM GT2 that is said to be the last of its kind built by Panoz.
These days, you’d be hard pressed to pick up a brand-new Mercedes-Benz for $48,500. How about buying an iconic 1969 Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL 6.3 for that same figure?
This 2017 Ford GT from RM Sotheby's is how you celebrate beating Ferrari over 50 years ago.
While the first hundred or so examples feature fiberglass bodies, the bulk of Ferrari 308's delivered received steel coachwork.
Not only is this 2000 Lotus Elise Motorsport one of only 65 examples worldwide, but it's also one of only 12 left-hand-drive models built by Lotus and imported into the United States.
This 1965 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia offered by Carlisle Auctions is said to have received a full body-off restoration from Century Auto Restoration in Maidens, Virginia.
This 1989 Porsche Speedster from Fantasy Junction may be reported to have only 18,700 miles on the odometer, but it also comes equipped with various factory options.
Before the modern EcoBoost Mustang, there was the 1984 Mustang SVO.
This 1964 Porsche 904 GTS offered by RM Sotheby's comes with a history of racing events.
Ever want the looks of a Bugeye with the amenities of a later Midget? This 1971 MG Midget from Carlisle Auctions may be just what you've been looking for.
This 1977 Ferrari 512 Berlinetta Boxer available from RM Sotheby's is said to have had only five total owners—one of which was professional football player Günter Netzer.
Is this running 1986 Alfa Romeo Spider, described as rust-free, the next addition to your collection?
If you're anything like us, green is almost always an appropriate color choice for British sports cars. Case in point: This 2007 Lotus Elise from Wire Wheel.
If you think the concept of a hot hatch is a relatively recent idea, this 1967 Fiat 600 from eBay Motors might try to prove you wrong.
So many of Germany’s automotive greats were aligned with Hitler, but one small band of interlopers kept Germany from winning all the marbles.
Once a car turns 25 years old, it can be legally imported into the United States. That's why this 1992 TVR Griffith 400 from England now lives on this side of the pond.
Automobile prototypes are often scrapped or put into deep storage after they serve their purpose. This 1969 Porsche 911 S Prototype from RM Sotheby's is a little different, however.
More than half a century ago, the Datsun 240Z changed everything. Suddenly the world had a modern sports car that sold for less than the status quo.
Only one 1962 Low Drag Coupe E-Type is known to exist, but you can experience one for yourself with this recreation available from Fantasy Junction.
Lancia carved out a name for themselves in the rally world, and now you can own a part of that legacy with this 1989 Lancia Delta HF Integrale.
This 2007 Lotus Elise Type 72D Special Edition celebrates the 35th anniversary of the Lotus 72's domination of the 1972 Formula 1 championship.
This low-mileage, numbers matching 1968 Ferrari 365 GTC from Fantasy Junction is a prime example of a classic Italian grand touring car.
Enjoy everything the iconic two-seater has to offer with this 1965 Series 1 Jaguar E-type Roadster from Fantasy Junction.
This 1960 Porsche 356 B Super 90 Cabriolet offered by RM Sotheby's is said to be one of a handful of Cabriolets equipped with a Super 90 engine.
Although no longer based on the Elise, this 2016 Lotus Exige V6 Cup from WireWheel attempts to push the formula as far as it can go.
This particular 2003 Ferrari 575M Maranello, offered by Fantasy Junction, offers a 508 horsepower, 5.7-liter V12 with some optional equipment.
Is "Volante" the coolest way to say convertible? This 1967 Aston Martin DB6 offered by Fantasy Junction makes a good case for it.
This 2007 Lotus Elise offers lightweight, rear-wheel-drive performance with reliable, Toyota-based power for just $29,900.
Sometimes, being a car enthusiast can mean simply enjoying a relaxed drive in a car like this 1961 Dodge Dart Phoenix D-500 Convertible from RM Sotheby's.
This left-hand-drive 1967 Lotus Cortina from British Sports Cars is said to be one of only 160 originally sold in North America
What's the longest you've ever owned a car? What about owning the same car for 52 years? That's how long this 1967 Austin-Healey 3000 was owned by its original owner.
A little garage therapy now can have your ride ready and sorted when the time comes for that big trip.
