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Yacht
On paper, she is simply one of the world's great superyachts — a 348-foot masterpiece of German engineering with six decks, a helipad, an infinity pool, and a hand-painted grand piano. In practice, she has spent much of the last four years as a piece of evidence in an international sanctions case, a government-run guest ship costing American taxpayers millions of dollars a month, and finally, an auction lot.
Car
Ferrari held out against the four-door utility vehicle longer than any rival that mattered. When it finally arrived, it came with a V12, rear coach doors, and a name that means, pointedly, thoroughbred.
Car
At a moment when even Ferrari's flagships lean on batteries and turbochargers, the 12Cilindri and its open-top Spider counterpart make the case, unapologetically, for twelve naturally aspirated cylinders and nothing else.
Car
Only three Boat Tails exist, and unlike a limited production run, no two are remotely alike. Each was designed around months of dialogue between Rolls-Royce's Coachbuild team and the individual client — less a car commission than a kind of automotive biography.
Car
In August 2024, during the celebrated Monterey Car Week, Rolls-Royce unveiled what would become one of the most exclusive and valuable motor cars the marque has ever produced: the Phantom Scintilla.
Car
From the very beginning, the partnership was obsessed with a single idea: refinement through relentless engineering precision rather than raw horsepower or flash.
Jet
Bombardier's new flagship is the first civil aircraft to approach the speed of Concorde since it retired—and it does so while carrying a four-room private suite at 51,000 feet.
Car
Built in 1955 as a pair of closed-roof prototypes derived from the championship-winning 300 SLR racer, it became, decades later, the most expensive car ever sold. Its story blends engineering brilliance, personal legend, tragedy, and an almost unimaginable price tag.
Car
Its body gleams under the museum lights, curving in ways that seem to cheat the wind itself. This is not just any old racing car. This is the 1954 Mercedes-Benz W 196 R Stromlinienwagen — and it just became the most expensive Grand Prix car ever sold.
Yacht
In July 2026, Azimut Yachts launched the Grande 44M in Viareggio — the largest yacht the Italian builder has ever produced, and the new flagship of both the Grande collection and the wider Azimut brand. At roughly 44 meters (about 143 feet), the Grande 44M is more than just a size record.
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