The newly-formed Auctions America by RM has generated tremendous momentum in the final days leading up its inaugural Auburn Fall Collector Car Auction scheduled for September 2 - 5, 2010.

The sale will be held at the 235-acre Auburn Auction Park RM acquired on July 1, 2010 and has since upgraded.  With an incredible 1,000 motor cars currently scheduled to cross the auction podium, RM's online catalog is still showing quite a few cars lacking photos and details.

The auction will kick off at 10:00 am daily, beginning with memorabilia and followed closely by collector cars and motorcycles. On both Friday and Saturday, the arena will be hopping with two simultaneous auction rings.  In addition, a swap meet will have 700 reserved spaces and the car corral is expecting around 250 vehicles on offer - the entire park will be buzzing with activity.

For those unable to attend the auction in person, it will stream live on the Internet at www.rmauctions.com. Remote bidding options include online, telephone and absentee.  To view a regularly updated consignment list, visit Auctions America by RM.

Worldwide Auctioneers is gearing up for their Labor Day Weekend sale in Auburn, Indiana that will run over three days and offer more than 500 hand selected cars including President Herbert C. Hoover's very own 1932 Cadillac 452-B V16 Imperial Limousine.

Hoover's Limo was delivered to the President at the White House and remained in his personal possession for many years. Today it is largely original, and still posses the right facing eagle of the Presidential Seal as its radiator cap mascot.  It is one of only forty nine Cadillac Imperial Limousines built and the only one ever delivered to a President of the United States.

Other notable cars to go on the auctioneer's block will be a pair of authentic and highly sought after 1950's Indy 500 race cars and one of the oldest surviving Duesenbergs in existence.

A full listing of Worldwide's line up and auction details can be found on the company's website.

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Porsche is celebrating sixty years of America's passion for their marque and are actively conducting a search for the oldest Porsche vehicles sold there! If you own and can officially verify the American-retail age of your Porsche, you are invited to enter the car in one of the categories that include the oldest 356, 911, 912, 914, 924, 928, 944, 968, Boxster, Cayenne, Carrera GT and Cayman.

If selected, the photo of your Porsche will be featured on the company's website and will receive a special badge from the Porsche Museum. The oldest American-retailed cars from each of the 12 models may be photographed and included in the American exhibit at the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, Germany.

You can enter a photo and the car's details at Share a Shot of Your Classic Porsche.

The newly formed North American representative of FIVA, the Historic Vehicle Association (HVA), hosted an exclusive media symposium with Hagerty, the world leader in collector car insurance on Friday, August 13 in Carmel, Calif. for a panel discussion on the "Top Threats to the Collector Car Hobby."

Set at The Quail Lodge Golf Club during the famed Monterey Classic Car Week, notable industry figures including Michael Kunz, Director of Mercedes-Benz Classic Center; Corky Coker, CEO, Coker Tire; and Wayne Carini, Host of Discovery HD's "Chasing Classic Cars" joined Master of Ceremonies McKeel Hagerty, CEO of Hagerty for the discussion...read more.

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