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Auction Results

The results of the major international collector car sales, compiled from public records and updated following each significant auction. A record of what serious cars actually sell for — not estimates, not asking prices.

2026 Season

The 2026 collector car auction season has been one of the most consequential in a decade. Ferrari has dominated proceedings to an extraordinary degree — the 288 GTO, F50, Enzo, LaFerrari and LaFerrari Aperta have all set new auction records, and in some cases those records have been broken again within weeks. The Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider has appeared three times in three months at progressively higher prices. The Porsche Carrera GT moved from a $2.2 million benchmark to a $6.7 million world record in a single quarter. What follows is Car Collector International's record of the major sales completed so far in 2026, with expanded top results for each auction.

Mecum — Kissimmee 2026

Mecum Auctions · 6–18 January 2026 · Osceola Heritage Park, Kissimmee, Florida, USA

Total: $441,000,000 | Lots offered: approximately 4,500 | Lots over $1 million: 54 | Record: highest-grossing Mecum auction ever

#YearCarResult
11962Ferrari 250 GTO “Bianco Speciale” (chassis 3729GT — the only white GTO, Jon Shirley Collection)$38,500,000
22003Ferrari Enzo — Giallo Modena, 649 miles (Bachman Collection) ★ model record — Enzo$17,875,000
31966Ford GT40 MkII Factory Lightweight (chassis XGT-3 — one of three factory lightweights)$12,375,000
41995Ferrari F50 — Rosso Corsa, 252 miles, ex-Ian Poulter (Bachman Collection) ★ model record — F50$12,210,000
52003Ferrari Enzo — Rosso Dino, the only Enzo in this colour$11,110,000
62017Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta — last US-specification produced (Bachman Collection) ★ model record — LaFerrari Aperta$11,000,000
71985Ferrari 288 GTO — 2,007 km from new (Bachman Collection) ★ model record — 288 GTO$8,525,000
82015Ferrari LaFerrari — last US-specification, 157 miles (Bachman Collection)$6,710,000
91992Ferrari F40 — 458 miles from new (Bachman Collection) ★ standard F40 auction record$6,600,000
102006Ferrari FXX — only example in Giallo, 2,318 km (Bachman Collection)$6,325,000
112015Porsche 918 Spyder Weissach — paint-to-sample Pure Orange, 1 of 1, 845 miles ★ model record — 918 Spyder Weissach$6,050,000
121967Ferrari 275 GTB/4 Alloy — one of 16 aluminium-bodied cars$6,050,000
131992Ferrari F40 — second Bachman F40 (Bachman Collection)$5,830,000
142011Ferrari 599 SA Aperta$4,950,000
152011Ferrari 599 GTO$3,960,000
162015Porsche 918 Spyder Weissach — Martini livery, 641 miles$3,575,000
172014Pagani Huayra$3,327,500
181971Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda Convertible — one of five automatic versions$3,300,000
191966Shelby Cobra 427 — final “narrow hip” car, first public auction in 15 years$3,300,000
201964Ferrari 250 GT/L Lusso$3,300,000

Mecum Kissimmee 2026 will be remembered as the auction that redefined the modern Ferrari hypercar market. The Bachman Collection — 46 Ferraris offered from the estate of dealer Phil Bachman, most without reserve and most with extraordinary delivery mileages — produced results that doubled, trebled and in one case quadrupled existing model records. Nine of the twenty highest lots wore the Prancing Horse. The 250 GTO's $38.5 million result, while remarkable, was arguably overshadowed by a $17.875 million Enzo — a car that had sold for $1.08 million in 2005. What Kissimmee 2026 established is not simply that these cars are worth more, but that the era of the modern Ferrari hypercar as a casual collect-and-drive proposition is over.

RM Sotheby's — Arizona 2026

RM Sotheby's · 23 January 2026 · Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa, Phoenix, Arizona, USA

Total: $63,000,000 | Sell-through rate: 94% | Countries represented: 23 | World records: 6

#YearCarResult
12003Ferrari Enzo — Rosso Corsa, 746 miles$9,300,000
21995Ferrari F50 — ex-John Carmack (id Software co-founder, creator of Doom), 8,195 miles$8,805,000
32015Ferrari LaFerrari — Rosso Corsa, 1,938 miles$5,477,500
42005Porsche Carrera GT ★ world record at time of sale$3,085,000
51988Porsche 959 Komfort — Canepa Phase II conversion ★ model record — 959$2,535,000
61966Ferrari 330 GTC$1,265,000
72004Porsche Carrera GT$1,237,500

Full lot-by-lot results available at rmsothebys.com

RM Sotheby's opened its 28th annual Arizona auction with $63 million — nearly double the $31.4 million achieved in 2025 and the house's strongest single-day Arizona result of the decade. The momentum from Kissimmee carried directly: a second Enzo crossed $9 million within a fortnight of the Bachman car, and the Porsche Carrera GT set what was briefly a new model record before being surpassed twice before the end of March. Six world records in a single sale confirmed that January 2026 was not an anomaly.

Bonhams — Scottsdale 2026

Bonhams · 23 January 2026 · Westin Kierland Resort, Scottsdale, Arizona, USA

Total: approximately $11,000,000

#YearCarResult
12024Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 'Éléphant Blanc' — 2,740 miles$5,065,000
21996Hummer H1 — ex-Tupac Shakur ★ model record — Hummer H1$456,000

Full results available at cars.bonhams.com

Bonhams' Scottsdale sale occupied a different register from the Ferrari-dominated results of the same week. The ex-Tupac Shakur Hummer H1 — the rapper's final vehicle purchase before his death in 1996 — demonstrated the sustained crossover between celebrity provenance and collector premiums, setting a new model record at $456,000.

RM Sotheby's — Miami 2026

RM Sotheby's · 27 February 2026 · Biltmore Hotel, Coral Gables, Florida, USA

Total: $74,000,000 | Sell-through rate: 91%

#YearCarResult
11959Ferrari 250 GT LWB California Spider (chassis 1431 GT) — 28th of 50 LWB Spiders, covered headlamps, drum brakes$7,045,000
22015Ferrari LaFerrari — Nero over Nero, 554 miles ★ model record at time of sale$6,880,000
31992Ferrari F40 — 1,418 km, Italian market, exceptional originality, Cavallino Platinum Award 2025$5,230,000
42024Bugatti Bolide — 77 factory test miles, track-only$4,955,000
52017Pagani Huayra Roadster — 39th of 100, Rosso Dubai, 312 miles$3,415,000
62005Porsche Carrera GT — GT Silver Metallic, 603 miles ★ world record at time of sale$3,305,000
72023Ferrari 812 Competizione A$2,645,000
81969Ferrari 365 GTS by Pininfarina$2,590,000
92020McLaren Senna GTR LM25 by Lanzante$2,205,000
102006Bugatti Veyron 16.4$2,122,500
112020McLaren Speedtail$1,974,000
121969Lamborghini Miura P400 S$1,875,000
131994Lamborghini Diablo SE30$1,627,500
142020Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato Continuation$1,270,000
151992Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer Classic Services$1,160,000
162020Ferrari 488 Pista Spider$1,072,000
172020Ferrari 488 Pista Piloti Ferrari$1,039,000
182006Ford GT Heritage Edition$967,500
191991Isdera Imperator 108i Series 2$929,000
202007Saleen S7 LM$885,000

RM Sotheby's Miami 2026 earned $74 million against $75 million in 2025 — a remarkably consistent result given that the Kissimmee and Arizona markets had introduced extraordinary noise into Ferrari pricing just weeks earlier. The California Spider at $7 million confirmed that long-wheelbase examples trade on their own terms. The Ferrari LaFerrari at $6.88 million and the F40 at $5.23 million — Italian market, 1,418 kilometres, exceptional originality — both set benchmarks that would be surpassed before the quarter was out. A Porsche Carrera GT briefly set a new world record at $3.305 million before being superseded the following week at Broad Arrow's Amelia Island sale.

Rétromobile Paris — Auction Week 2026

RM Sotheby's · Gooding Christie's · Artcurial · Bonhams · 28–30 January 2026 · Paris, France

Four major auction houses held sales during Rétromobile week. The results below cover confirmed headline lots across all four.

RM Sotheby's Paris (28 January 2026) — Total: €81,000,000

#YearCarResult
11960Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider (chassis 1915 GT) — third of 56 built, matching numbers€14,067,500
22004Ferrari Enzo — 178 miles€8,105,000
31997Ferrari F50€7,598,750
41985Ferrari 288 GTO — 24,244 km€5,855,000

A 1956 Ferrari 250 GT LWB Berlinetta 'Tour de France' sold post-auction for €12,000,000.

Gooding Christie's Rétromobile Paris (29 January 2026)

#YearCarResult
11984Ferrari 288 GTO — 1,500 km, two owners, Ferrari Classiche certified ★ model record — 288 GTO€9,117,500
22018Ferrari FXX-K Evo ★ model record — FXX-K Evo€6,980,000
31938Talbot-Lago T150-C SS Teardrop Coupé€6,755,000
42021Ferrari Monza SP1 — 215 km€2,480,000
51951Talbot-Lago T26 Grand Sport€708,125

Artcurial's Automobile Legends sale was led by the ex-Jean Alesi 1992 Ferrari F92A Formula 1 car at €2,940,000; Bonhams' Paris sale was topped by a 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing at just under €1.3 million.

Full results available at rmsothebys.com, goodingco.com, artcurial.com and bonhams.com

Paris Rétromobile week confirmed that the patterns set at Kissimmee and Arizona were not confined to the American market. RM Sotheby's achieved €81 million — a record for the house in Europe at the time and subsequently surpassed only by Monaco in April. The California Spider opened what would prove to be a remarkable three-appearance sequence across the first quarter. Gooding Christie's 288 GTO result at €9.1 million for a standard two-owner car with 1,500 kilometres established a new model record within a fortnight of the Bachman car's $8.5 million at Kissimmee.

Gooding Christie's — Amelia Island 2026

Gooding Christie's · 5–6 March 2026 · Omni Amelia Island Resort, Florida, USA

Total: $70,392,800 | Sell-through rate: 94% | Lots: 124 | Lots over $1 million: 13

#YearCarResult
11960Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider (chassis 1963 GT) — rare factory hardtop, covered headlamps$16,505,000
21951Ferrari 212 Export Spider (chassis 0076E) — ex-Roberto Rossellini and Ingrid Bergman, first sale in 40 years$3,415,000
31932Miller FWD Special (chassis 02, Price Museum of Speed) ★ marque record$3,305,000
42005Porsche Carrera GT — 1,807 miles$3,112,500
51955Ferrari 750 Monza (chassis 0522 M) — largely unrestored, ex-Scuderia Guastalla$3,085,000
61967Ferrari 275 GTB/4 — Grigio Argento over Black$3,030,000
71969Lamborghini Miura P400 S ★ model record — Miura P400 S$2,590,000
81957Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing$2,012,500
91932Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 Series V Gran Sport$1,957,500
101963Ferrari 250 GT Lusso$1,765,000
111974Ferrari Dino 246 GTS — original Porsche Signal Orange, only one in this colour$1,325,000
121991Jaguar XJR-15$1,077,500
131959Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Roadster$1,022,500
141965Shelby 289 Cobra$967,500
151965Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ$885,000
161971Alfa Romeo Tipo 33/3$885,000
171924Miller “183 Convertible” Speed Record Car — ex-Tommy Milton, 151 mph at Muroc Dry Lake 1924$857,500
182016Porsche 911 R$797,000
191972Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona$786,000
202001Lamborghini Diablo 6.0 VT Coupé$747,500

Gooding Christie's Amelia Island 2026 earned $70.4 million against $67.4 million in 2025, with the 94% sell-through rate reflecting a consignment genuinely matched to current market appetite. A second Ferrari 250 GT California Spider in three months — this one with a rare factory hardtop — achieved $16.5 million; within eight weeks Monaco would push the model's benchmark to €16.655 million. The Miura P400 S world record at $2.59 million and the Miller FWD marque record at $3.3 million demonstrated that the enthusiasm was not confined to modern Ferraris.

Broad Arrow — Amelia Island 2026

Broad Arrow Auctions · 6–7 March 2026 · The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island, Florida, USA

Total: $111,000,000 | Sell-through rate: 92% | Lots: 170 | World records: more than 10

#YearCarResult
12003Ferrari Enzo — Nero DS (black), 450 miles, single owner$15,185,000
22005Porsche Carrera GT — paint-to-sample Gulf Blue, only example in this colour, 2,807 miles ★ world record$6,715,000
31972Lamborghini Miura P400 SV — largely original, under 18,300 miles ★ world record$6,605,000
41988Porsche 959 Sport — one of 29 US-market Sport models, 11,593 miles ★ model record — 959 Sport$5,505,000
52021Ferrari Monza SP2 — 16 miles ★ model record — Monza SP2$4,955,000
62017Ferrari F12tdf ★ model record — F12tdf$4,185,000
71990Ferrari F40$3,800,000
81967Ferrari 275 GTB/4$3,415,000
92015Porsche 918 Spyder — non-Weissach, 352 miles ★ model record for non-Weissach$2,975,000
101968Lamborghini Miura P400 — white$2,150,000
111966Ferrari 275 GTS$2,095,000
122008Bugatti Veyron EB 16.4 Coupé$1,957,500
131935Duesenberg Supercharged Model J$1,655,000
141963Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta Lusso$1,490,000
151954Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing Coupé$1,462,500
161966Shelby 427 Cobra$1,402,000
172021McLaren Elva$1,297,500
181991Porsche 911 Targa Reimagined by Singer$1,132,500
191960Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Roadster$1,022,500
201958Ferrari 250 GT Ellena Coupé$984,000

Two additional lots — a 1988 Porsche 959 SC Reimagined by Canepa and a 1953 Siata 208S Motto Spider — were sold post-hammer at undisclosed prices.

Broad Arrow's Amelia Island result of $111 million was the largest total at the Florida concours weekend and a decisive statement of the house's position at the upper tier of the global market. The Porsche Carrera GT world record at $6.715 million — in Gulf Blue, the only one in existence — more than doubled the benchmark set at RM Sotheby's Miami six weeks earlier. The Lamborghini Miura P400 SV record at $6.605 million confirmed what many specialists had suspected: the finest Miuras have been underpriced relative to comparable-era Ferraris for years.

RM Sotheby's — The Monaco Auction 2026

RM Sotheby's · 25 April 2026 · Grimaldi Forum, Monte-Carlo, Monaco

Total: €87,967,385 ($103,000,000 approx.) | Sell-through rate: 90% | Lots: 77 (58 motor cars) | Record: highest-grossing multi-car collector car auction ever held in Europe

#YearCarResultResult ($)
11961Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider (chassis 2955GT) — 1961 Frankfurt Motor Show car ★ world record€16,655,000$19,520,000
22004Ferrari Enzo — Argento Nürburgring, one of nine in this colour, 11,800 miles€6,530,000$7,652,000
32018Ferrari FXX-K Evo — car #87, 4,500 km€5,180,000$6,070,000
42014Ferrari LaFerrari — Signal Green, the only example, ex-Jay Kay (Jamiroquai), 7,500 miles€5,067,500$5,938,000
51978Ferrari 312 T3 F1 — ex-Carlos Reutemann and Gilles Villeneuve ★ model record — 312 T3€4,336,250$5,081,000
61989Ferrari F40 — 1,799 km from new, a European auction record for the model€4,336,250$5,081,000
72024Bugatti Bolide ★ model record — Bolide€4,336,250$5,082,000
81991Ferrari 642 F1€3,830,000$4,488,000
91955Aston Martin DB3S€3,380,000$3,961,000
101990Ferrari F40 Competizione by Harmann Motorsport€3,183,125$3,730,000
112024Mercedes-AMG One€2,817,500$3,302,000
121967Ferrari 275 GTB/4€2,283,125$2,675,000
132005Porsche Carrera GT — 20,758 km€2,255,000$2,643,000
142024Ferrari 812 Competizione A€1,692,500$1,983,000
151999Bugatti EB112€1,692,500$1,983,000
161961Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet Series II€1,580,000$1,852,000
172022Lamborghini Essenza SCV12€1,242,500$1,456,000
182015Ferrari 458 Speciale A — 99 km€1,175,000$1,377,000
191984Ferrari 308 GT/M€1,158,125$1,357,000
202024Dallara MOS Macchina Posto Singolo€1,000,000$1,172,000

The 1984 Toleman TG183B — the Formula 1 car in which Ayrton Senna made his Grand Prix debut — did not sell despite a highest bid of €2,200,000.

The Monaco auction was RM Sotheby's highest-grossing European sale ever, surpassing the €81 million set in Paris three months earlier. The third California Spider of the year set the definitive 2026 model record at €16.655 million — confirming what Paris and Amelia Island had begun to establish: the covered-headlamp short-wheelbase California Spider has entered an era of consistent eight-figure results. Ferrari accounted for eight of the top ten lots, each selling above €3 million. The F40 at 1,799 kilometres and the 1984 Toleman's failure to sell despite a €2.2 million bid were both significant data points: condition and mileage now command premiums that reshape value at every level of the Maranello range. The Carrera GT's €2.255 million result reflects a 20,758-kilometre car rather than any softening in the model — the year's benchmark examples have been delivery-mileage or unique-specification cars.

Mecum — Indianapolis 2026

Mecum Auctions · 8–16 May 2026 · Indiana State Fairgrounds, Indianapolis, USA

Total: $193,000,000 | Sell-through rate: 76% | Record: new event record for the Spring Classic | Lots over $1 million: 25

#YearCarResult
11963Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider (chassis 4137GT) — last California Spider built, matching numbers, red over tan$18,150,000
22003Ferrari Enzo — Grigio Titanio, the only example with Pelle Rosso interior, 3,025 miles$10,230,000
31995Ferrari F50 — 36th of 349, European specification, 1,357 km (M Group Collection)$9,790,000
42005Maserati MC12 — one of 50 built (M Group Collection) ★ marque record: most expensive Maserati ever sold at auction$9,460,000
52014Ferrari LaFerrari — 56 miles, US specification (Only Original Once Collection) ★ model record — LaFerrari$8,580,000
61991Ferrari F40 (M Group Collection)$5,170,000
71972Lamborghini Miura P400 SV$4,675,000
81967Ferrari 275 GTB/4$2,860,000
91965Shelby GT350R Fastback — ex-Dick Jordan race car$2,750,000
101971Ferrari 365 GTS/4 Daytona Spyder$2,530,000
112008Bugatti Veyron 16.4$2,200,000
122026Aston Martin Valhalla$2,200,000
132020McLaren Speedtail$2,090,000
141995Bugatti EB110 Super Sport$1,870,000

Full results for all 25 million-dollar lots available at mecum.com

Mecum Indianapolis 2026 set a new record for the Spring Classic at $193 million — a $69 million increase on the previous record and confirmation that the Ferrari-driven momentum of Kissimmee was not a one-sale phenomenon. Seven of the ten highest results carried Prancing Horse badges. The 1963 California Spider — the last of the 56 SWB Spiders built, with matching numbers and documented history from new — achieved $18.15 million, a result consistent with the pre-Amelia Island market and modestly above its 2024 appearance at Kissimmee. The Maserati MC12 at $9.46 million established a new marque record for the Trident and confirmed that ultra-rare mid-2000s supercars with Ferrari Group connections continue to attract determined bidders. The LaFerrari model record at $8.58 million for a 56-mile delivery-mileage example extended a record that has moved twice in 2026 alone.

Results shown include buyer's premium as reported by the relevant auction house. Car Collector International compiles these results from publicly available auction house announcements and specialist reporting. For complete lot-by-lot results, visit the relevant auction house website directly.