Enzo case takes another bizarre twist, and Porsche enlists industry allies to make what could be bitter lemonade This month we revisit two old friends-one the Pacific Coast Highway Enzo crash, and the second the Porsche Lemon Law special. Last summer’s big car story was the Ferrari Enzo crash in […]

The IRS can’t tax you after you’re gone, so they tax you on the way out Last month, Publisher Martin made some insightful observations about the current state of the collector car market and how collectors should act in (September, “Time to Buy, Sell or Hold?” p. 10). I won’t […]

The service advisor explained that the computer did not find any error codes, so there couldn’t be anything wrong Wisconsin attorney Bruce Tammi was a car guy from when he was a kid. His all-time favorites were Porsches, and he owned two of them-a 1978 911 Turbo and a 1999 […]

The participants arrive at the hotel in Hong Kong and express their displeasure. The organizer breaks down in tears and runs off. Now what? {vsig}2007-8_2042{/vsig} If you’ve owned collector cars for long, you’ll agree that one of the biggest challenges is finding opportunities to use them. You can drive your […]

Last month, “Legal Files” analyzed the six shots fired by Barrett-Jackson in its lawsuit against Judge David Clabuesch, the unhappy seller of the Ramchargers Hemi ‘Cuda that brought $300,000 at the Scottsdale auction in January. Judge Clabuesch has responded by emptying his own legal pistol, filing a five-count counterclaim against […]