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Diego Rosenberg

Diego Rosenberg

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Lead Writer, The Collector Car Network

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Automotive , Luxury Vehicles , Insurance , Reviews , Aftermarket Products , Finance

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Total articles 1739

  • Diego’s AutoHunter Picks

    By Diego Rosenberg| ClassicCars.com@ The Mustang’s 61st birthday is happening as this is being written. When the pony car was introduced, there were not many models out of Detroit that had been around for decades—perhaps the Buick Special, Oldsmobile 98, Cadillac Series 62, and Chrysler New Yorker and Imperial may have been it. Do you see any youth appeal in those? Times were different in 1964; the demographic and psychographic was demanding new models and features.

    By Diego Rosenberg · ClassicCars.com

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • 1962 Maserati 3500 GTi at Barrett-Jackson Will Get You Noticed

    By Diego Rosenberg| ClassicCars.com@ “If you want to be important, you have to act important!” So read the punchline of a joke I did not understand as a kid, but I totally understand it now. In this world of influencers and fake heiresses, if you want to catch the eyes of your adoring public, then we recommend bidding high for this 1962 Maserati 3500 GTi. It will sell at the Barrett-Jackson 2025 Palm Beach Auction on April 24-26, 2025.

    By Diego Rosenberg · ClassicCars.com

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Diego’s AutoHunter Picks

    By Diego Rosenberg| ClassicCars.com@ The Mustang’s 61st birthday is happening as this is being written. When the pony car was introduced, there were not many models out of Detroit that had been around for decades—perhaps the Buick Special, Oldsmobile 98, Cadillac Series 62, and Chrysler New Yorker and Imperial may have been it. Do you see any youth appeal in those? Times were different in 1964; the demographic and psychographic was demanding new models and features.

    By Diego Rosenberg · ClassicCars.com

    Apr. 18, 2025

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