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Broad Arrow’s Amelia sale makes its highest total, US$111m, as supercars set records

Broad Arrow’s Quail debut made US$97.4m in August, its best Monterey total, after Amelia’s US$111m in March; modern Ferraris, Porsches and Bugattis set world records for their models along the way.

Event: 1 January 2026 to 30 September 2026 · Added to Luxury Assets News: 16 October 2026

A review of 1 January to 30 September 2026, written 15 October 2026. Monterey results from houses other than Broad Arrow could not be read from a primary page and are left out.

Written with AI by the Luxury Assets News desk. How we work.

Illustrative photograph: collector car, porsche, porsche 911
Illustrative photograph: Valdemaras Januška / Unsplash

Broad Arrow’s Amelia Concours Auction on Amelia Island on 6 and 7 March 2026 made more than US$111m, the highest total in the 31-year history of the Amelia Concours, and set a world record of US$6.715m for a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT. Broad Arrow is driven by Hagerty, and the prices it lists include buyer’s premium.

At Amelia 92 per cent of lots sold. A single-owner 2003 Ferrari Enzo led at US$15.185m, and the house listed a world record for a 1972 Lamborghini Miura P400 SV at US$6.605m. The Carrera GT result more than doubled the previous auction record for the model, Broad Arrow said.

On the evening of 21 April a 2025 Gordon Murray Automotive T.50, one of 100 built, sold for US$8.035m at a single-car Broad Arrow sale in Paso Robles, California, the first public auction of the model in North America.

Two sales on 24 and 25 April showed the range of the market. At Bonhams’s Monaco sale on 24 April a 2021 Lamborghini Sián, one of 63 coupés, made €2.012m in a total of €10,385,907 with 83 per cent sold. On 25 April Broad Arrow’s Air|Water Porsche sale made US$20m with 84 per cent sold, led by a 918 Spyder Weissach at US$4.68m, and nearly half the bidders were new.

On 13 and 14 August Broad Arrow’s debut sale at The Quail in Carmel made US$97.4m with 159 of 186 lots sold, its best Monterey total. A Ferrari Enzo offered without reserve made US$10.675m, a 2025 Bugatti Mistral set a model record at US$8.805m, and a 1998 Ferrari 550 Maranello set another at US$648,500. Broad Arrow said the Enzo went to a millennial-aged collector, a sign of a generational shift in collecting.

Just after the period, on 9 October, Broad Arrow’s Zoute sale in Belgium made €34.6m, which the house called the highest-grossing collector car auction in Belgian history, led by a Ferrari LaFerrari at €5.18m.

The two Enzos Broad Arrow sold this year were different cars: US$15.185m in March for a single-owner example and US$10.675m in August for one offered without reserve, both with buyer’s premium.

Key issues: our analysis

  • Records for modern supercars
  • Two Enzos, two prices
  • New and younger bidders

This brief records the event as it stood on its date. Later developments are dated in the text or in newer reports, linked below.

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