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Although we're more focused on new cars here at CarAdvice, some classic car sales are so eye-catching, we can't help but write about them. The silver Ferrari 250 GT LWB California Spider Competizione pictured here falls firmly into that category with a price that, at risk of sounding like click-bait, we don't believe.

Australian details for the updated 2018 Jaguar F-Type range have been revealed this week, headlined by the arrival of the new four-cylinder entry model. Now starting from $107,012 before on-road costs, the British sports car offers the option of a 221kW/400Nm 2.0-litre 'Ingenium' petrol engine, making it the most powerful four-cylinder production Jaguar in the company's history.

Holden has announced pricing and specifications for the the all-new Commodore, offering strong equipment levels and a lower starting price than the Aussie-built model it replaces. The range will start with the LT 2.0-litre turbo with 191kW/350Nm, priced from $33,690 before on-road costs. That's $1800 less than the previous Commodore Evoke or, if you get in on the introductory $35,990 drive away offer, a handy $3935 less than before. Meanwhile, the LT Sportwagon will kick off from $35,890.

Alfa Romeo will give its 4C sports car a refresh for 2019, with revisions to its chassis, steering and powertrain, according to a new report out of the UK. Autocar's coverage also contains some bad news, though - the refreshed 4C won't be offered with a manual gearbox, instead sticking with a dual-clutch transmission.

Pagani has peeled back the curtain on its recently-announced Rinascimento program, giving the world a look at how it gives well-used Zondas a new lease on life. The first Pagani model is, after all, getting a bit long in the tooth. It first rolled out of the factory in 1999, and some customers have covered more than 100,000km in their bespoke, hand-built Italian artworks.