Full coverage: 2013 Pebble Beach auto show

The Petersen Automotive Museum provided more details Sunday of its planned renovation, saying it will spend as much as $20 million to remodel its Wilshire Boulevard facility and add about 15,000 feet of display space.

The auctioneer opened the sale at $10 million. The first bid pushed that to $16 million.

Though the older sheet metal gets all the attention Sunday at Pebble Beach during the Concours d’Elegance, fans of the future are also treated to some eye candy.

The only thing better than looking at some of the fastest and most beautiful classic cars is seeing -- and hearing -- them in action.

Here’s the recipe for Jaguar’s Project 7 car: take one Jaguar F-Type V8 S with a supercharged engine, throw out the folding roof, replace some body panels, add a fairing behind the driver’s head, boost the engine’s power and make the exhaust illegal.

BMW used the high-dollar setting of Monterey Car Week to debut to the world a design concept for its hotly anticipated M4 coupe.

A rare Ferrari, Mercedes-Benz and Bentley attracted the highest winning bids Friday night as key auctions at Monterey’s Classic Car week revved into gear.

A million-dollar Ford built in Southern California. A concept convertible from Dutch brand Spyker.

Fiat has announced it will unveil a new version of its popular 500 subcompact car at this year’s Concorso Italiano in Monterey, Calif.

Happiness may be impossible to put a value on, but exclusivity comes with a firm price.

Ladies and gentlemen, start your checkbooks.