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Traditional GT: ’83 Porsche 928

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The GT was born out of necessity in the ’50s. Well, necessity for wealthy European folks who wanted to travel great distances in comfort on the weekends or holidays. Cars made by Ferrari, Maserati, Mercedes and others, filled the niche with luxurious cruisers capable of sustained high speeds. And of course, they didn’t want to be embarrassed when they pulled up in front of the Hotel d’Paris in Monaco, so the GT car had to be gorgeous and exclusive. Fast forward to the mid-70s. Porsche was successful with the 911 but they wanted to appeal to the client who demanded a bit more refinement, more pace and more luxury. The 928 was born, designed in part, by an American by the name of Tony Lapine. Read More

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Rising Fun: ’01 Acura NSX-T

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McKeel Hagerty and his astute team selected the Acura NSX as a modern car that has collectible potential. It is in good company along side the Lotus Elise, Audi TT and Dodge Viper. We’ve never featured a NSX before so we took a look around and came up with an exceptional candidate that has been treated to extensive upgrades. The NSX has covered only 29,300 miles to date. It is a 6-speed in Silverstone Grey Metallic with black leather interior. Read More