If you’ve been following online collector car auctions, dR LIVE is quietly carving out its own section with one 100% sell-through rate and 14-day return policy. The platform values transparency and community, allowing buyers and sellers to connect in a trusting and secure manner. Each listing includes detailed specifications, high-quality photos, and the kind of clarity collectors appreciate. Additionally, buyers can feel more comfortable bidding while sellers can have confidence that their cars are being properly presented. It’s a thoughtful approach that combines old-fashioned collector care with modern online resources.
Some of the cars currently featured on dR LIVE illustrate why it’s attracting so much attention. The 2022 McLaren 720S Spider, for example, is a low-mileage MSO-spec machine finished in Onyx Black, with visible carbon tub, carbon ceramic brakes and lightweight wheels. The 2024 Ferrari Roma Spider with just 750 miles features a full carbon fiber package and a carefully documented service history in Blue Pozzi. Its Daytona-style seats and integrated LED steering wheel make it a rare combination of style and usability.
For those who prefer a more practical drive, the 2024 Porsche 911 Targa 4S with 930 miles and a 7-speed manual transmission is a clear choice. Its early 992.1 features, including the analog tachometer and Le Mans-inspired shifter, give it a tactile feel that is increasingly sought after by collectors. Each of these offerings reflects the type of cars that dR LIVE brings to market: desirable, carefully presented and easier and safer to offer. With week-long auctions and sniping protection that extends the time for late bids, it’s worth taking a look at what’s about to end and see how the platform designs the online auction experience.
2022 McLaren 720S Spider
This example of the 2022 McLaren 720S Spider benefits from extensive MSO specification, including the MSO Black Pack, a carbon fiber exterior upgrade package, MSO satin carbon sills, carbon hood and rear fender vents, and a visible carbon body tray. Performance elements include carbon ceramic brakes with yellow calipers, super-light 10-spoke wheels with stealth finish, vehicle lifting system, sports exhaust, McLaren Track Telemetry and electrochromic roof. Interior features include an Alcantara steering wheel, heated and power seats, yellow seat belts, MSO yellow paddle shifters and a premium 12-speaker Bowers & Wilkins audio system.
2024 Ferrari Roma Spider
Painted in Blue Pozzi with a blue canvas top and understated gloss black 20-inch forged wheels, this 2024 Ferrari Roma Spider offers visual and functional appeal with a premium carbon fiber package that includes the front spoiler ($6,083), rear diffuser ($12,166), door undercovers ($9,036), wheel arches Carbon fiber and carbon upper center console. Black tailpipes and glossy painted 20-inch forged wheels complete the external appearance. Interior details include Daytona-style seats with a perforated pattern, Cavallino stitching on the headrests ($1,304), an electrochromic rearview mirror, a smartphone interface with wireless charging, aluminum footrests, neck warmers, a carbon fiber steering wheel with integrated LEDs and ventilated all-electric seats. The service history is well documented at Wide World Ferrari in Spring Valley, New York, with multiple visits recorded at 78 miles, 90 miles, 91 miles and 727 miles for inspections and routine maintenance.
2024 Porsche 911 Targa 4S
This 2024 Porsche 911 Targa 4S is equipped with the rarer and more attractive 7-speed manual transmission. Finished in Ice Gray Metallic over Black leather, it features several highly desirable factory options including the Sport Chrono package, fourteen-way ventilated seats, Bose surround audio, PDLS Plus lighting, exclusive design taillights and Lane Change Assist. It’s also worth noting that for the 2025 model year, the updated 992.2 Targa range, which introduced the T-Hybrid powertrain, had the central analog tachometer removed while replacing the physical Le Mans-inspired shifter with a generic push-button ignition. As a result, earlier 992.1 cars like this 2024 example retain distinctive features increasingly valued by Porsche purists looking for analog touchpoints for that emotional connection. With just 930 miles, an original owner history and proven clean CarFax and AutoCheck records, this car is presented in showroom condition with original paint and unchanged mechanical configuration, making this Targa 4S a compelling choice for collectors and enthusiasts.
