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Rare cars, scored

Every car Rare Machines has written up, in one place: live picks first, then the archive of sold and ended dossiers, with the public result where the venue printed one. Each carries a rarity score on our published 0–100 scale.

Rare Machines is not the seller. Each machine is offered by the auction house or dealer named on its page; we write the history and link you there.

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1950 Healey Silverstone (chassis D18)

Warwick built about a hundred five of these cycle-fendered racers. Chassis D18 spent six decades proving a Silverstone is a register car with a Mid-Ohio past — not another pretty Healey.

Rarity 80/September 9, 2026

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1952 Lazzarino Sports Racing Prototipo

Most “specials” on auction sites are clever recreations. This one is the opposite problem: a single Buenos Aires coachbuilt sports-racer, commissioned when Ford Argentina could not buy the European weapon it wanted, then raced, altered, shown, and somehow still intact as a one-of.

Rarity 87/September 9, 2026

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1957 Fiat-Abarth 750 Record Monza Zagato

Zagato aluminum on a Fiat 600 derivative is already a small club. The Record Monza name marks the chapter where Abarth turned Monza endurance glory into a badged GT — and this example is only just rare enough for Rare Machines, with its year and engine both needing careful checking.

Rarity 71/September 9, 2026

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1992 Alpina B12 5.0 Coupe (#54/97)

An E31 850i is a grand tourer. An Alpina B12 5.0 is a different product with a different VIN language and a production total you can count on two hands of tens. Ninety-seven cars. No U.S. factory allocation.

Rarity 72/September 9, 2026