Most Beautiful Classic Cars in History

The Aston Martin DB5 is an icon of automotive design, featuring elegant lines and perfect proportions that have made it a symbol of timeless style and sophistication. Its distinctive silhouette and imposing presence make it unmistakable and admired for generations.

• Appears in Goldfinger (1964)

The Chevrolet Corvette Stingray, particularly the first generation, is an icon of American automotive design. Its flowing lines, low and wide silhouette, and pop-up headlights give it a sporty and timeless aesthetic that has captivated generations.

• Faster and easier to drive

• Incredible handling

• More cutting-edge design

• Advanced technology

The Jaguar E-Type Coupe is an icon of automotive design, renowned for its flowing lines and elongated silhouette that evoke timeless elegance. Its sculptural aesthetic and perfect proportions have established it as a masterpiece on wheels, deserving of a place among the most beautiful classics ever created.

• There is no other car in the world like the Jaguar E-Type

The Mercedes-Benz 300SL Coupé is an icon of automotive design, recognized for its sleek aerodynamic lines and distinctive gullwing doors. Its timeless aesthetic and advanced engineering solidify it as a masterpiece of classic automotive beauty.

• Gullwing doors

The Morgan Plus 4 embodies timeless elegance with its flowing lines and classic silhouette that evokes the golden age of motoring. Its iconic design, true to its heritage, makes it a work of art on wheels, worthy of admiration for its enduring beauty.

• Handmade car with original design from over 80 years ago

• Timeless style

• Driver involvement

• Performance

1935 Godsal Sports Tourer Coachwork by Corsica Chassis no. 001 Ford Flathead V8 Engine Single Dual-throat Carburetor Approximately 100bhp at 5,500rpm 4-Speed Pre-Selector Transmission Sliding Pillar Front Suspension – Live Rear Axle 4-Wheel Drum Brakes

The Lamborghini Miura P400 is a masterpiece of automotive design, with its flowing lines and low, wide silhouette that defined the supercar concept. Its timeless aesthetic and influence on subsequent car designs solidify it as one of the most beautiful classics ever created.

• One of the most beautiful classic cars

The Ferrari 250 GT California Spider is an icon of automotive design, with its elegant lines and perfect proportions embodying the classic beauty of Italian sports cars. Its timeless aesthetic and aura of exclusivity make it a rolling masterpiece, worthy of admiration for generations.

• Customizable interior

• Special model built in Maranello

The 1936 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic is a masterpiece of automotive design, with its flowing lines and aerodynamic silhouette evoking timeless elegance. Its distinctive bodywork and sculptural presence make it an icon of classic beauty in the automotive world.

• Produces 200 horsepower

• Reaches a top speed of 125 mph

Elegant Pininfarina design, honoring Alfredo Ferrari's legacy.

• Fluid and sporty body lines

• Iconic Pininfarina styling

• Powerful and sonorous V6 engine

• Agile and exhilarating driving experience

The 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO is a masterpiece of automotive design, with its aerodynamic lines and aggressive silhouette making it an icon of automotive beauty. Its timeless aesthetic and racing pedigree elevate it to the ranks of the most beautiful creations in automotive history.

• 3.0-liter 300 hp V12 engine

• Aerodynamically studied aluminum bodywork

• Designed by Sergio Scaglietti

• 250 GT chassis

The Bugatti Royale is a masterpiece of automotive design, with its elegant lines and imposing presence making it an icon of classic beauty. Its exclusivity and the exceptional craftsmanship of the era elevate it to the status of a jewel on wheels, deserving of a place among the most beautiful classic cars.

• The biggest and fastest car of the 20s

• Bugatti's obsession to make the ideal car for kings and emperors

• Power reached 300 horsepower

Far from being the poor relation, the Daimler V8 is arguably a better buy than the Jaguar Mk2. It’s rarer for starters and decent examples are cheaper. It’s also more fun to drive than a Rover P5B, while also offering better value for money than the other well-known Mk2 alternative, the S-Type. While each of these cars will please its prospective owners, the Daimler combines the V8 burble of the Rover, the value of the S-Type and the traditional style of the Mk2 to make a car that has a more enduring appeal

The 1966 Shelby Cobra 427 is an icon of automotive design, with its aggressive and muscular lines that exude power and elegance. Its low and wide silhouette, along with its prominent fenders, give it an unmistakable presence that makes it a work of art on wheels.

• Impressive acceleration

• Aggressive and aerodynamic exterior design

• 7.0-liter engine

• Most famous Shelby model

The 1965 Shelby GT350 is an icon of automotive design. Its aggressive lines and muscular silhouette project undeniable power. Its timeless aesthetic, marked by details like racing stripes and functional air intakes, makes it a visual masterpiece that continues to captivate classic car enthusiasts.

• Iconic muscle car

• Modified 289 cubic inch V8 engine delivering 306 horsepower

• Known as the "Flying Mustang"

• Special unit in very good condition

The Duesenberg Model J is an icon of automotive engineering and luxury design of its era. Its imposing presence, elegant lines, and opulent details make it a rolling masterpiece that personifies classic beauty in the automotive world.

• Classic jewel on wheels

• Collector's item

• Symbol of opulence

• Imposing eight-cylinder engine

The Porsche 911 (Pre-1974) is an icon of automotive design, with its flowing lines and unmistakable silhouette that have stood the test of time. Its timeless aesthetic and sculptural presence make it a masterpiece on wheels, deserving of a place among the most beautiful classic cars.

• First production turbocharged 911

• Turbocharged engine capable of producing 260 hp

The 1969 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 is an icon of automotive design, with its aggressive lines and imposing presence making it a symbol of the golden age of muscle cars. Its muscular aesthetic and distinctive details, such as the air intakes and rear spoiler, exude a timeless beauty that continues to captivate classic car enthusiasts.

• 355 hp horsepower

• Car grew in width

• Fiberglass hood

The Alfa Romeo 8C Le Mans Speciale stands out for its aerodynamic and elegant design, embodying Italian sophistication of the era. Its flowing lines and harmonious proportions make it a masterpiece on wheels, worthy of being considered among the most beautiful classic cars ever created.

• Winning sports car

• Competition and street myth

• Combines beauty, aggressiveness, style, and elegance

• It has a powerful engine

The 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback is an icon of automotive design, captivating with its muscular lines and aggressive silhouette that defined an era. Its timeless aesthetic and imposing presence make it a masterpiece on wheels, deserving of a place among the most beautiful classics.

• 6.4-liter V8 engine with 320 horsepower

• Capable of reaching 100 km/h in under 7 seconds

• 390 Cu V8 engine runs magnificently and remains very powerful