Houston car collectors will have a chance to bid on a Ferrari F430 once owned by President Donald Trump. The almost brand new "Presidential Sports Car," with only 9,493 miles, will be auctioned during Mecum's Kissimmee 2026,

Energy Innovation, a think tank, found that repealing tailpipe standards could cost households an extra $310 billion by 2050, mainly through more spending on gasoline. Undoing the standards would also increase air pollution and shrink the job market for US electric vehicle manufacturing due to lower demand.

The F430 appears as Lot R806, slated for Saturday, Jan. 17 during the Kissimmee 2026 sale, and lists VIN ZFFEW58AX70153916 with an odometer reading of 9,493 miles, according to Mecum Auctions. The lot page features 47 photos and reminds would‑be buyers that information is provided by the consignor and should be verified in person.

An image of his presidential vehicle, called the Beast, cruising toward Palm Beach International Airport with its trunk standing tall, landed online like a punchline waiting for an audience. The fully armored car, built to be sealed tighter than a vault, suddenly riding with its trunk upright, was enough to send the internet into instant overdrive.

In footage captured by Fox News on Friday night, Trump can be seen slowly making his way off Air Force One. He descends the stairs at a cautious pace and raises his fist after completing the task without incident, before almost collapsing into the seat of his waiting car.

Photographers from several news agencies captured the unusual sight, which showed Trump’s silhouette in the back seat while the trunk of his car was wide open behind him.

President Donald Trump became the first sitting president in nearly a half-century at a regular-season NFL game, attending the Washington Commanders' contest against the Detroit Lions on Sunday. There were boos from some spectators in the stands when Trump was shown on the videoboard late in the first half — standing in a

President Donald Trump met with the “hero” Long Island cop who was severely injured in a harrowing car chase with a boozed-up suspect in January. Suffolk County Police Officer Brendon Gallagher was involved in a nasty crash on Jan.