The first race of Scuderia Ferrari was the 1930 Mille Miglia, the fourth running of this epic endurance race. A team of three Alfa Romeos were entered, driven by Ferraris partners Alfredo Caniato and Mario Tadini and the political activist and amateur......

This Indianapolis Racer began its life in 1930 and continued to be raced until 1950, capturing many historic finishes and enduring a very prestigious career. The original chassis was constructed by Myron Stevens and delivered to its driver Louis Meyer.......

The Gurney Nutting, Ltd. was established just after World War I, in 1919. The company was created by J. Gurney Nutting and initially located in Oval Road, Croydon. A fire destroyed the facilities in 1923 and resulted in the business relocating to Elystan......

Ettore Bugatti (1881-1947) produced his first car design in 1899. He set up his own factory at Molsheim in Alsace in 1910. From then until his death in 1947, he produced a fantastic, prolific output of racing, sports and grand touring cars, as well......

A racing car for the road, the impeccably styled Bugatti Type 43 has been called the first real 100 mph sports car and the epitome of an Art Deco automobile. Except for a lower compression ratio, the Type 43s eight-cylinder supercharged engine, in......

Of all of Bugattis exceptional and advanced designs, none perhaps were more elegant and stately than the Type 46. An incredible amalgamation of elegant, sweeping lines and an imposing stature, the Type 46 would speak of performance and affluence just......

This beautiful example has been completely restored by Alan Taylor! The ostrich interior color is Cognac and the interior wood trim is Brazilian Mahogany Crotch, it is match cut and hand selected to portray ostrich feathers. Former owners of this extremely......

Ordered by the young Maharaja Holkar of Indore, this Delage D8 became part of the maharajas garage along with several Rolls-Royce and Bentley Motor Cars, as well as a Gurney Nutting Duesenberg. This car, with its prominent Lalique mascot, has coachwork......

This car was one of several Duesenbergs sold in France by the noted Parisian Duesenberg distributor E.Z. Sadovich. The original owner was the wealthy American, Mrs. Honore Palmer who had residences in both Paris and Chicago. She kept the car in Paris......

This 1930 Duesenberg J Murphy convertible sedan has chassis # 2307 and engine #J-288. This is a long convertible. 1 of 2 produced with this body style. This car is the only Murphy convertible sedan (Berline) with rear quarter windows. The car is also......

The first Duesenberg Model J chassis was famously displayed at the 1929 New York Auto Show. Available in two wheelbases, it served as the ideal platform for some of the most luxurious coachwork produced during the Classic Era. Completed examples with......

In 1923 Ferdinand Porsche became chief engineer of Mercedes, taking over for Paul Daimler. Three years later the company merged with Benz to become known as Mercedes-Benz. A symbol was chosen for the combined products of Benz and DMB. The new emblem......

This 38-250 Mercedes-Benz SS was ordered by Captain Malcolm Campbell in 1930 and was first tested on the outer circuit at Brooklands. Its specifications were the same as that of Rudolph Carraciolas Tourist Trophy-winning, works supercharged 7-liter......

This is a 1930 Mercedes-Benz 770K Cabriolet Limousine with a coachwork body by Voll %26 Ruhrbeck. There are four doors and a side mounted spare tires, which are carefully incorporated into the fender work and the running board. The exhaust tubes coming......

This vehicle is a 1930 Rolls-Royce 2025hp Boat Tail Speedster with chassis number GDP34 and is in right-hand drive configuration. It has coachwork by Thrupp %26 Maberly who finished the car in a two-door, fixed-head coupe body-style for its first owner,......

This 1930 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Boat-tail Tourer was offered for sale at the 2006 Gooding %26 Company Auction held in Pebble Beach, Ca. It was estimated to sell for %24400,000-%24500,000.It is powered by a six-cylinder overhead valve engine that is capable......

This rare and stylish Tracta Type E was built in 1930. It features a six-cylinder, 2.7-liter, 65-horsepower engine built by Continental and driving through the front wheels.There were approximately 50 Tracta Es made and the history of this particular......

Alexander Wilson founded the company in Vauxhall, London in 1857. Originally it was named Alex Wilson and Company, then Vauxhall Iron Works. The company built pumps and marine engines. In 1903, the company built its first car, a five-horsepower model......