Classic Driver

Imagine seeing this pull up to the rally stage..:

One of the most unusual racing liveries, required to represent the “Italian State Police Racing Team”: this Alfa Romeo 75 3000 V6 Group A wasn’t decorated this way for show, but rather to compete in rallies in the colors of the Police, complete with a specific law enforcement license plate.

Now, it’s available for purchase in the Classic Driver Market.

Which of these 90s hypercar legends would you take for a sprint down the runway?

McLaren F1, Porsche 911 GT1, Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR or Lamborghini DIablo GT1 — these are the star cars of the upcoming on Saturday, 30 May at the Drivers & Business Club Germany in Munich.

The Concours of Cool is a new automotive event in Munich that brings together people who are genuinely passionate about car culture — celebrating character, style, and stories over status or perfection. It’s a community built around one simple idea: Coolness over Class.

Classic Driver’s will join the jury’s search for the coolest cars — from classics and rally icons to restomods and attitude-filled daily drivers. So watch this space to catch a glimpse of one of the most interesting new celebrations of car culture. 

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CAR OF THE DAY | FOR SALE
 
2019 Audi R8 V10 Performance
 

A Performance Evolution R8 V10 — One of the Last Naturally Aspirated Supercars — Packing 620hp from a 5.2-Litre V10, 0-100km/h in 3.1 Seconds, and Quattro All-Wheel Drive, All Wrapped in a Package That’s as Usable Daily as It Is Thrilling.

Available to purchase from the Classic Driver Market.

CAR OF THE DAY | FOR SALE
 
1982 Alpina C1 2.3L
 
A genuine 1982 Alpina C1 2.3 based on the E21 323i - one of the most coveted BMWs of its era - finished in Cypress Green Metallic over Alpina blue and green striped upholstery, single-owner from new until 2022, and accompanied by its original documentation dossier.

This Family Ferrari was created by Craftsmen, not iPhone designers

Long before the Ferrari Luce caused a storm on the web, Ferrari already proved a practical GT could look impossibly cool. Meet the one-off 365 GT4 2+2 Croisette — a V12 shooting brake designed by Giovanni Michelotti and hand-built by Panther Westwinds.

Underneath the custom body sat one of Ferrari’s greatest grand tourers: quad-cam Colombo V12, six Weber carbs, independent rear suspension, and one of the best exhaust notes Ferrari ever made. Practicality never sounded this good.
Commissioned in Switzerland for a Sheikh in 1976, the Croisette remained a one-off — complete with Everflex roof, hand-painted coachlines, and even a rear-seat television. Proof that a family Ferrari doesn’t need crossover proportions to turn heads.

The Ferrari 365 GT4 2+2 Croisette is now for sale with in the Classic Driver Market — drop us a message to learn more.

Photos via Andy Wüest

CAR OF THE DAY | FOR SALE
 
1988 Porsche 930 Turbo “Flatnose”
 
A rare 1988 Porsche 930 Flatnose in Paint to Sample Nougat Brown over Mahogany Leather, matching numbers throughout and still wearing its original factory paint — an exceptional survivor.
 
Photos by AD Sportscars

CAR OF THE DAY | FOR SALE
 
2024 McLaren 750S Spider
 
A virtually unused 2024 McLaren 750S Spider finished in the distinctive two-tone Serpentine and Orum Green over a tan leather interior, GCC-spec with just 2,857 km from new — a 740hp open-top supercar in as-new condition.

Popcorn at the ready - the Ferrari Luce has landed and it marks a new chapter for Maranello.

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