The W204 Mercedes C63 AMG waved off the brand's 6.2-liter V8 with thunderous applause. And over in Europe, you could get it in a wagon body. Former F1 World Champion Michael Schumacher went that route--and now, his wagon could be yours.

The late Arlen Ness earned the title 'king of custom motorcycles' for his wild, iconic creations. And now, four of these bikes, including some of his personal machines, are headed to auction in Las Vegas courtesy of Mecum.

There are still fun, affordable classic Mustangs on the market that aren't Eleanor, Bullitt, or Shelby clones. And the 1967 Mustang convertible currently listed on Bring a Trailer is a prime example.

Even if you don't get the M5, the E39 BMW 5 Series is still a comfortable cruiser that can more than handle itself as a sports sedan in the corners. And you can still get affordable examples like the 2003 530i with the Sport Package currently listed on Cars & Bids.

At the same time as it introduced the Corolla to the US, Toyota also launched the car that would eventually become the Camry: the Corona. And a rare first-gen Corona hidden in an Oklahoma barn just sold on Bring a Trailer.

A used E46 BMW M3 has sold for a big number. A number big enough to make it cost more than a brand new 2022 BMW M4.

For the first time, online car auctions sold more cars than in-person ones. And Bring a Trailer is just the biggest part of this rising online presence for classic and modern cars alike.

The 996 Porsche 911 is still under-appreciated and overlooked by some of the brand's fans, but that means it remains an affordable entry into 911 ownership. And that especially goes for the 1999 Carrera--with a replaced IMS bearing--that's currently listed on Bring a Trailer.

The R129 Mercedes SL might be over 30 years old today, but its timeless, elegant style and reliable, high-end build quality still makes it a desirable classic. And yet, examples like the 1995 SL 320 on Cars & Bids are more affordable than you might think.

The first ever 2023 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 will be auctioned to benefit Operation Homefront, and we expect to see it go for big money.

Zora Arkus-Duntov had to sneak the original Z06 package onto order forms to get the 1963 C2 Chevrolet Corvette ready for racing. And the very first one to hit the racetrack was Gulf One. Now, this historic Corvette is headed to the auction block.

With a $1,902,000 final price, a 780-mile 2005 Porsche Carrera GT just became the most expensive car ever sold at a Bring a Trailer auction. And being a low-mileage, Guards Red example of the last great analog supercar with some desirable options, it was arguably worth it.

VIN 5R002, the prototype for and first-ever Shelby GT350R, the one Ken Miles drove to the first Mustang race victory, is hitting the auction block again. So, you have another shot at winning one of the most special, and certainly the most expensive, Mustang ever.

One of the best values in the Porsche Cayenne lineup, the GTS, once offered a manual transmission during the first-gen model's lifetime. And one of these rare performance luxury SUVs, a 2009 example, is up for grabs at an affordable price on the auction site Bring a Trailer.

The V-twin Morgan 3-Wheeler is no more. But if you want an affordably-priced example of this charming anachronistic experience, the 2012 Morgan 3-Wheeler currently listed on Cars & Bids is worth a look.

The very first Chevrolet SS car, the one-of-one 1957 Corvette Super Sport was made to show off the then-new Ramjet fuel injection for the 'Vette's V8. And now, this unique, stylish show car is headed to Mecum's auction block.

Although it's starting to appreciate in value, the Triumph TR6 is still an affordable classic British convertible sports car--not to mention one of the best examples of the formula. And this 1973 example on Bring a Trailer, though not perfect, is remarkably clean.

The X351-gen Jaguar XJ was the last version of the British automaker's flagship sedan. And a 2011 Jaguar XJ Supercharged, such as the one up for auction on Cars & Bids, is still a stylish, fast, sporty, and comfortable luxury sedan. But now, it's significantly more affordable.

In the 1980s, music legend Giorgio Moroder helped fund a mid-engine, American-built V16 supercar designed in part by Marcello Gandini, the same person behind the Lamborghini Countach. That car is Cizeta V16T, and now, Moroder's 1-of-10 car is headed to auction.

For now, there's only one example of the C7 Corvette Z06-powered Iso Rivolta GT Zagato in the US. And now, you can bid on that very 1-of-19 homage to the Iso Grifo A3/C.