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Get your fix of German precious metal from the GGG Collection

Axel Schuette are proud to announce that the GGG Collection is now looking for a new home, with 9 fantastic examples of Germany’s best sports cars now available in the Classic Driver Market.

To the uninitiated, Germany’s automakers are mostly known for sensible, expertly-built luxury saloons and SUVs, but even the freshest petrol heads will be well aware that Germany is no stranger to a thrill-inducing driving machine. That’s exactly what you’ll find in abundance in the ‘GGG Collection’, which has just become available with Axel Schuette, meaning some excellent examples of Germany’s greatest sports cars are now looking for a new home. 

Starting with the oldest car of the bunch, we have a truly gorgeous 1958 Series 2 BMW 507 finished in bright blue with an accompanying matching hard top. These beautiful roadsters helped prove to the world that BMW could produce a sports car on par with anything else in Europe, and it’s no surprise that they found their way onto plenty of famous driveways, from Elvis Presley to Hans Stuck. Also offered for sale is the 507’s new-millennium reincarnation in the form of a pristine 26,000 km BMW Z8, which is joined by a lovely Z3M roadster as well as the first car in the Z family: the Z1 with its famed retractable doors. 

There’s even more Bavarian precious metal, though, with not one, but two BMW E30 M3s available in both Cabriolet and Sport Evolution guises, while fans of M’s racing colours will no doubt adore the matching numbers 2002 Turbo, which predates the creation of the now-iconic M badge. Finally, we have two stunners from BMW’s rivals at Stuttgart: a pair of Mercedes-Benz SLSs in metallic red, available with or without a roof. There’s so many automotive highlights in the ‘GGG Collection’ that we simply can’t imagine picking just one or two, so we recommend you keep the family together and rehome the whole collection as a set! 

 

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This article was produced as part of a paid partnership with Axel Schuette. Classic Driver is not responsible for the information above.