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Extraordinary cars.
A lasting connection.
A place for modern classics, the details that distinguish them, and the people who know them.
Explore the models
The model guide
Start with what moves you.
Three opening chapters in a wider collection of modern classics. Get to know the variations before choosing the individual car.
F355
Berlinetta, GTS and Spider. The body, the gearbox, and the details between them.
Explore the model993
Carrera, widebody and Turbo. A starting point for understanding the last air-cooled 911.
Explore the modelDiablo
From the early coupé to the later 6.0. A name with many distinct personalities.
Explore the modelThe journal
Look a little closer.
Practical reading for the part of the search that happens before you turn the key.
What to ask of a PPI.
Make the inspection answer your questions about the particular car in front of you.
Read the article02 / The journal / Engine healthTwo tests. A clearer picture.
What compression and leak-down tests can add to a modern-classic inspection.
Read the article03 / The journalThree pedals. More than one story.
Factory manual, automated manual or converted: the distinction belongs at the beginning of a listing.
Read the article04 / The journalBuy the story you can substantiate.
How to turn a folder of invoices into a useful picture of a car’s life.
Read the articleThe idea behind the stable
More context.
A better conversation.
The right car is more than a model name and an asking price.
We’re building a place to bring the car, its history, and the people who understand it into the same conversation. Our journal is the first chapter. Dealer inventory and market data will follow as connections are established.
Read about our approachThe individual car matters.
Specification, provenance, maintenance and modifications deserve room in the story.
Show where the information comes from.
A seller’s description, a workshop invoice and an inspection are different kinds of evidence.
Leave room for an independent opinion.
Buying guides help frame the questions. A specialist can examine the particular car.
From the sketchbook
Recognizable in a few lines.
