Before we launched the Rienzi Report, Farago asked a simple question: will we tell the truth? (This from the man who founded The Truth About
Author: Tony Rienzi
As John Prine sang, pretty good, not bad, I can’t complain. Don’t get me wrong. I was screaming and shouting at the TV when the
Tony’s Take: ππ The Porsche Turbo offers the best bang-for-the-buck “exotic car” money can buy. That’s true even though demand for new Porsches – outstripping
Tony’s Take: ππ This is an important car. Not in the sense of a rare, collectible Ferrari. Sure, the Mondial T Coupe was the first
Tony’s Take: π π In the Philadelphia street races of my youth, the Buick Grand National ate everything for lunch: Camaros, Mustangs, Cyclones and ‘Vettes.
How did I predict that the β84 Lamborghini Countach 5000S would do $1m? Critics suggested I stuck my finger in the air and made a lucky
Goodings pegged the hammer price for their low-mileage Ferrari F40 at $2.75m to $3.25m. More than a few of my colleagues considered the estimate optimistic.
The word on the street: RM Sotheby’s 1984 Lamborghini Countach 5000S would never make the top end of its estimate. After researching the car and
Few sales were scored early on during last night’s first-ever Broad Arrow Monterey Auction. Same for the end of the proceedings. The Mercedes 540K Spezial
Tony’s Take: π π π Who doesn’t love Porsche’s amazing options list? Admiral Ackbar! Choose the wrong options – too few or the wrong ones