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The 5 most expensive – and 5 'cheapest' – cars from RM's Monterey 2026 sale

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By Clayton Seams, Nicholas Maronese Verified
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Breadcrumb Trail Links Home Car Culture Top 10s and Lists Vintage & Collectible News Entertainment Vehicle types Electric Vehicles Luxury Vehicles Supercars 1996 McLaren F1 GTR chassis 10R, auctioned by RM Sotheby's in August 2026 Photo by RM Sotheby's RM Sotheby’s annual classic-car auction in Monterey, California flanks the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, and fittingly features some of the most valuable cars in the world.
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EV Road Trip: Exploring Deep River in a 2027 Chevrolet Bolt | Reviews

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By Clayton Seams
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Breadcrumb Trail Links Home Ontario Reviews Road Tests Road Trips Vehicle types Electric Vehicles Our tester was an RS model which includes blacked out wheels and trim pieces. The small town of Deep River, Ontario is a strange place. Stroll along its orderly streets and you begin to notice that many of the houses are simply cut and paste jobs, identical down to the window frames.
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What actually sank the Canadian-built Bricklin SV-1

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By Clayton Seams
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There’s no other way to put it: the Bricklin SV-1 is widely regarded as a failure. The company had planned to sell some 12,000 SV-1 sports cars during the very first year of production; and projected that by year three, over 50,000 would be produced. In the end, just 2,906 were made across three chaotic years, from 1974 to 1976. The car’s namesake, Malcolm Bricklin, had convinced New Brunswick premier Richard Hatfield to invest millions of dollars of capital towards the venture.
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