1-of-13 Porsche 968 Turbo S Headed for Auction in Miami
Okay, Midnight Blue Metallic may be a standard issue Porsche 968 color and thus paint to sample wasn't doable for Todd Blue and his LAPIS collection, …
Month: February 2025
Triple Blue Porsche 911 GT2 RS ‘Weissach’ with RM Sotheby’s in Miami
We're noting a theme amongst the cars from the Todd Blue LAPIS collection, mainly blue and sometimes triple blue (blue body, blue wheels, blue interio…
Market Find: Audi exclusive Glut Orange S3
One of a reported five in Glut Orange, this Audi S3 is from an offering that many affectionately refer to as 'skittles' cars. Audi put a package toge…
Riviera Blue Porsche 911 / 993 Carrera RS 3.8 Headed to RM Miami Sale
Another from the Todd Blue LAPIS collection is this über rare 1996 Porsche 911 Carrera 3.8 RS, #261 of 1,104 examples ever produced. It was delivered…
Market Find: 2018 BMW Individual Frozen Dark Blue II M3 CS
BMW Individual Frozen Dark Blue II might look familiar to fans of the F80-generation BMW M3 CS, and that’s because it is. Sharing its base coat with…
Manaus Blue over Blue Sonderwunsch-Laden 911 Sport Classic Headed to RM Miami Sale
From the Todd Blue LAPIS collection comes this 2023 Porsche 911 Sport Classic, #269 from a worldwide production of just 1,250. Even in that rare group…
PTS Black Olive with Special Interior 911 GT3 Touring Headed to Broad Arrow Amelia Auction
For those watching the Amelia Island week auction dockets, it's notable that this particular 911 GT3 Touring sports both an obscure color and special …
U.S. Debut for Mercedes-AMG SL 63 MANUFAKTUR Golden Coast
Mercedes-AMG presents the new 2025 AMG SL 63 MANUFAKTUR Golden Coast. Limited to 100 units globally, the special edition roadster arrives at select U.…
Paint to Sample Mexico Blue 2017 Porsche Macan S in Market
Fortune favors the bold, and with this Tailored Driver, you'll need to be just that. Paint to Sample Mexico Blue on a higher mileage Macan S, with ai…
1991 “Oppenheimer Commission” Singer DLS Goes Sealed Bid with RM Sotheby’s
"The Oppenheimer Commission" was named for the Oppenheimer Blue diamond and not for the nuclear physicist.