4. Rolls Royce Two-Seater (1904) – $7,254,290

There is nothing more special than a Rolls-Royce, but this is one of the kings. In your head, you probably picture this beauty when you think of a classic car. It is the ‘great grandfather’ of every Rolls-Royce now cruising. Only the fourth Rolls-Royce was produced in its history. The Two Seater could not be found in a museum, but it should be in a museum somewhere.

3. Rolls Royce Double Pullman Silver Ghost Limousine ‘The Corgi’ (1912) – $7,343,000

A limousine is just a limousine, but The Corgi is special. In the past, wealthy owners preferred driving themselves when cars were newer, even though it’s difficult to give credence to the idea now. When it comes to limos, most modern owners wouldn’t dream of driving themselves, but the Corgi is luxuriously equipped both up front and in the passenger cabin.