One of the most exciting cars to hit the market this year is this Eagle Mark 1 Weslake. Offered for the first time since 2002, this is the second of three V12-engined Eagle Formula 1 cars built by Dan Gurney's All American Racers. Designed for AAR by Tony Southgate, the Mark 1 Eagle is considered by many as one of the most beautiful Formula 1 cars of all time, combining American racing colours with the instantly recognisable eagle's beak nose. The chassis 103 on offer was raced by Dan Gurney himself and also by Richie Ginther and Ludovico Scarfiotti. The best result for this car was a third in the Canadian Grand Prix with Gurney driving. Among the subsequent owners were Danny Ongais, Dick Barbour, Jeffrey Keiner and Ben Liebert. The current custodian acquired 103 at auction in 2002 and it has only rarely been seen in public since. It will now be offered in RM Sotheby's September Sealed auction. Although the final result will not be published, the Anglo-Canadian auctioneer estimates that the exquisite Eagle will sell for $7 - $9 million.

McLaren has created what the company refers to as the definitive and final evolution of the V8-engined sports cars with the 788HS. Powered by a further tweaked, 788 metric horsepower version of the familiar twin-turbo V8, it is available in both Coupe and Spider versions. In addition to the increased power, the 788HS also boasts improved handling and a distinct exterior that includes a striking quad-exit titanium exhaust system.
French sports car manufacturer gave what is a quite literally a glimpse of the future with the A110 FUTURE mule that was debuted at this weekend's Goodwood Festival of Speed. It provides us with a good idea of what the second generation of the reborn A110 will be like. The most crucial difference with the current car is the drivetrain, which will be all-electric and includes both front and rear mounted engines.
Another look at what is to come is provided by the Maserati Project GT4. Based on the New GranTurismo, it is a preview of the GT4 competition car that is expected to debut in 2028. Complementing the modifications made to turn the New GranTurismo into a thoroughbred racer, the Project GT4 also boasts a special livery, celebrating 100 years of the Maserati Trident logo.

To appeal to the purists, Ferrari has created the 12Cilindri Manuale. As the name suggests, it is fitted with an H-pattern manual shifter. This is not connected to a conventional manual gearbox but a re-programmed version of the eight-speed automatic that is fitted to the regular production 12Cilindri. The car does have a clutch pedal, so it can be driven like the great V12-engined Ferraris the 12Cilindri Manuale is inspired by. Production is limited with only 1,499 examples due to be produced.
The latest product from Pagani's Grandi Complicazioni division is the Huayra 70 Derecho that will make its public debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed this weekend. It is one of just three examples of the Huayra 70 due to be built to celebrate Horacio Pagani's 70th birthday. It combines Pagani's trademark fish-bone carbon-fibre panels with the solid-milled aluminum components integrated into the bodywork. The Huayra 70 Derecho is finished in Pearl Orange and upholstered in Ceramic White leather.
Bentley released the first glimpse of the all-new Torcal. Due to be released in full later in the year, the Torch will be the first all-electric SUV produced by the British manufacturer.