A supercharged slice of American performance history with celebrity provenance has hit the auction block as Wayne Gretzky’s ...

Gulf-racing orange over pale blue, an homage to the GT40s that raced and won at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, really works on this ...

By the end of the 1970s, the Ford F-Series was the best-selling truck in America. A couple of years later, it was the ...

See reviews below to learn more or submit your own review. Bring a Trailer is a curated online auction venue for collectible and enthusiast vehicles. Its auction specialists create listings with ...

Bring a Trailer is a mainstay of the automotive enthusiast world at this point, offering hundreds of hand-picked car auctions per week to those with enough coin to buy, and giving the rest of us ...

Bring a Trailer has 100,000 registered bidders and listed 11,000 cars in a banner 2019, while the traditional auction market shows signs of cooling. By Robert C. Yeager To less experienced eyes ...

Bring A Trailer, the little ad-sharing website that is revolutionizing the way classic cars are bought and sold, just hammered on its 100,000th auction. The car sold was BaT’s own 1973 Datsun 240Z.

If you’re even slightly enthusiastic about cars, it’s nearly guaranteed that you’re familiar with the online auction site Bring a Trailer. What started as a small website run by enthusiasts ...

Lucky for petrolheads these days, we have Randy Nonnenberg and his mecca for all things mechanical: Bring a Trailer. Since 2007, Bring a Trailer has been the premium location for anyone who has ...

The $87,000 Volkswagen Golf GTI that sold on Bring a Trailer last week sparked widespread speculation: Is this real life? And secondly: Is this sale legit? Commenters on BaT, Twitter, Reddit ...

Randy Nonnenberg, co-founder and current president of Bring a Trailer, will be the first to tell you that eBay was his original auctioneering fix — at least until his creation was born.