Tony’s Take: π The last Ferrari 355 Spider I sold was cleaner than Alois RUF’s garage floor. Anyone familiar with the Italian stallion’s mechanical “challenges”
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Tony’s Take: π Back in the day, Volvo owners would take a picture of their odometer when it crested 100k. These days, Hyundai warranties their
2026 MARKET UPDATE This report was originally published on September 5, 2022. At that time, the valuation analysis used approximately $1 million as the underlying
Tony’s Take: π Farago has a major hard-on for AMG GT special editions. Specifically, the AMG GT Black Series – the take-no-prisoners version of AMGβs
Tony’s Take: π The word on the street: the Lamborghini Jalpa offers 75 percent of the Countach’s fun for 15 percent of the cost –
Tony’s Take: π The Ferrari 355’s and 360’s convertible roofs are an unmitigated electro-mechanical disaster. If it ain’t broke, it will be. Which makes the
Tony’s Take: π NSX stands for “New Sportscar eXperimental.” Launched in 1990, Honda’s breakthrough all-aluminum body Acura NSX was shockingly good. At $200k (in today’s
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.