What is REAL reason Porsche's ignition is on the left? What color was the first 911? Who drove the very first Porsche Turbo? Impress your friends with these 18 amazing facts by listening to this episode of The Collector Car Podcast.
Are you familiar with America's Supercar? The Vector has a sorted pass and even the total number of cars built is somewhat of a mystery. Join Greg Stanley and Vector experts, Dave Sawyer and Shannon Wofford as they dive deep into the history and legacy of this incredible supercar.
The Las Vegas Concours d'Elegance is quickly becoming one of the premier automotive events in the US. Learn more about this event from the Founder himself, Stuart Sobek, as he and Greg Stanley share some of the highlights from the weekend. Cover art courtesy of the Wynn Las Vegas.
Are you tired of hearing about record-breaking prices for cars you cannot afford? Then join Greg Stanley as he highlights 25 cars that just sold for incredible bargains during the big auctions that occurred in October.
Join Greg Stanley and RM Sotheby's own John Sulman and they review some of the Indy Racers and automobilia coming to the Newman/Haas auction.
What are the Big 5 Ferraris and why are they so important? Which iconic Ferrari should be number 6? Tune in to hear more about these Italian thoroughbreds including the number built, performance data, valuations and more.
Greg Stanley dives deep in this episode and shares the values of many collector car options. Manual verses automatic, alloy verses base and more.
Greg Stanley continues his deep dive into Jay Leno's collections and focuses on his American Classics for this episode.
Greg Stanley and Car Specialist Jake O'Gorman review RM Sotheby's Hershey Fall offerings available 10/5 - 10/6.
Greg Stanley reviews the amazing, weird, strange and fantastic cars, bikes, motorcycles, automobilia from RM Sotheby's Ponder Collection.
The Euro is soft, inflation is growing and the Monterey auctions set new sales records. Has the collector car market peaked?
Can Greg accurately pick trending collector cars that will appreciate in the future?