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1924 John Hacker motor boat. During the 1920s-1930s the Hacker Boat Co. created some of the most iconic wooden motor boats that still last today. Absolute works of art. If I ever win the lottery...

Still in production today: https://hackerboat.com/

The 1956 Ferrari 250 GT “Tour de France” Berlinetta is peak early-Ferrari magic. Long-wheelbase, V12 up front, and just enough race car in the recipe to make it feel like it’s always in a hurry. The nickname comes from the Tour de France Automobile, where these cars did the real work, winning in ’56 and rolling on from there. Pure, purposeful, and absurdly beautiful. #ferrari

Navigating country roads in a  Model J Duesenberg.

Just shipped my 1929 Bentley Speed Six to Tom Laferriere's for safe keeping until the Finger Lakes Bentley tour!!!

Volume warning! An Alfa Romeo 158/159 "Alfetta" being warmed up. 1.5 liter Straight 8, supercharged! Basically an engine with a seat. 😮 #alfaromeo

The 1938 Phantom Corsair feels like a concept car that escaped the future. Built by Rust Heinz (yes, that Heinz) with coachbuilders in Pasadena, it even helped inspire the first Batmobile . Underneath are Cord 810 bones: Lycoming V8, preselector gearbox, independent front suspension, and front wheel drive. All aluminum with cork insulation, no exterior trim, and switches instead of door handles. A true one off.

A number of EVs in this list.  I wonder how many will actually be made?

https://www.roadandtrack.com/rankings/g43854161/future-cars

A steam car can be tested by running compressed air in place of the steam as demonstrated in this video.  The car is a Stanley  Model K Semi Racer.

From the movie, Ford V Ferrari (2019), Carroll Shelby explains to Henry Ford II why their first Le Mans was a success.

The 1953 Fiat 8V Supersonic is jet age ambition on four wheels. Ghia coachwork, a compact Italian V8, and afterburner-style tail lights that stop you in your tracks. Watch: #fiat #ghia