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It has been 12 years since SuperStorm Sandy ravaged the east coast of the United States, leaving behind devastation that is still fresh in the minds of many, especially those who own and care for collector cars. The impact of that disaster was not only widespread but also taught some hard lessons about the importance

The Evolving Landscape of Collector Car Enthusiasts: Insights from July’s Pebble Beach Auctions July was a pivotal month in the world of collector cars, shedding light on emerging trends among buyers, sellers, and enthusiasts. With the auction results from Pebble Beach Car Week now in the rearview mirror, we have a clearer sense of where

Month in Motoring, July 2024: “The Times They Are A-Changin” I never considered Bob Dylan a collector car prognosticator. While he wasn’t thinking about car values and popularity, the title of his song aptly describes the current collector car marketplace. July continued to see a trend of slowing sales across all marketplaces and models. What

The phrase “The month of May” holds a special meaning for many car enthusiasts. It signifies the return to Indianapolis for the iconic Indy 500. However, it also marks the arrival of the Mecum auctions, strategically timed to coincide with the excitement surrounding the 500. Beyond the spectacle of these events, they offer a glimpse

“What is happening to the collector car market?” This is a question that many asked after looking at the results of several auctions. In addition to the annual Barrett Jackson Palm Beach sale, Worldwide Auctions also held its annual April sale. Perhaps the most interesting, though, was the continued liquidation of the Mullin Collection in