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Collector automobiles, provenance, auctions, restoration and the collections that preserve automotive history.
Collecting
Provenance Is the Product at Zurich
Broad Arrow returns to the Dolder Grand on Saturday 7 November with more than 80 collector cars, almost half of them offered without reserve. The catalogue is built less on horsepower than on paper: a Geneva show car, an unrestored Gullwing offered for the first time in 32 years, and a LaFerrari the room will be allowed to price on its own.
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Thirty-Four Million Euros in Belgium: What the Zoute Results Actually Say
Broad Arrow's second Zoute Concours Auction totalled 34.6 million euros with a 91 percent sell-through rate, the highest grossing collector car auction in Belgian history. The Holy Trinity cleared ten million euros between three cars, but the most instructive result wore a BMW badge and a Volkswagen engine.
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Zurich and Nashville: The Week the Modern Hypercar Took the Auction Room
A Veyron at CHF 4,505,000 in Zurich and a $73 million debut in Nashville point the same way: the modern limited-run hypercar now commands the auction room's top lines. Read the prices precisely, though, because the catalogues tell a more selective story than the headlines.
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Preservation vs Restoration: The Collector's Hardest Choice
A barn find with its history intact or a concours winner with its history erased? As the market learns to price originality, the preservation class has become the most interesting argument in collecting.
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The $747.9 Million Week: What Monterey 2026 Really Said About the Collector Market
Record totals, a new benchmark for American cars, and a charity Ferrari that drew $40 million. A sober look at which numbers deserve the word record, and which merely got loud.