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From August 12 through 16, the Petersen Automotive Museum will host a few concours, auctions and vintage races—all online.

Bidding on the lots, comprising more than 75 pieces of rare motorsport art, ends on April 27.

Priced starting at $103,800, the entry-level Taycan boasts a greater range than the model’s Turbo and Turbo S variants.

Although the golden boy of Motorsport’s Golden Age passed away yesterday, his legacy will remain at full-throttle as long as cars compete.

The custom four-seater will be based on the Maserati GranTurismo, and only 15 will be made.

Limited to 60 examples, the handling-focused variant is priced about $1 million higher than the original model.

Based off the German marque’s 1980s halo car, the restomod coupe comes in at $2.1 million.

One of 20 examples made, the Lambo is one of several supercars set to cross the block at Gooding & Company’s annual Amelia Island event.

The 180 hp roadster is of only 11 examples of the model known to retain its original bodywork.

The three open-top titans finished ahead of the pack at the auction house’s annual Scottsdale event last week.