Broad Arrow Global Icons is a brand-new series of multi-location online auctions for collector cars and automotive memorabilia that’s due to take place in late January 2026, with preview displays in the UK and Europe leading up to the event.
Vehicles that are located on the Continent will be offered in Global Icons: Europe Online, and vehicles located in the UK will be offered in Global Icons: UK Online. Both of these auctions are expected to feature pre-war, post-war and modern collector cars that have been selected for their historical or cultural significance. Meanwhile, Global Icons: Memorabilia Online will offer approximately 100 motor sport memorabilia lots.
Early consignments at Broad Arrow Global Icons include a 1971 Lamborghini Miura P400 S, chassis no. 4809. This example (pictured above) is one of about 338 cars produced. It was delivered new to the Tenerife dealer Vela Murillo fitted with vented discs and factory air-conditioning. The car was subsequently restored between 2006 and 2011 in its original colour scheme, and it retains its matching-numbers V12 engine with an SV-type split-sump lubrication upgrade. It underwent a major service in 2025; the estimate is €1.6m to €1.8m.
Consigned memorabilia items at Broad Arrow Global Icons include equipment used by Ayrton Senna, Michael Schumacher, Sir Stirling Moss and Sir John Surtees.
The auctions open on January 23, 2026, and bidding for Global Icons: Europe Online and Global Icons: UK Online closes on January 30, while bidding for Global Icons: Memorabilia Online closes on February 1. Consignments are currently being accepted; the buyer’s premium for collector vehicles in Global Icons: Europe Online and Global Icons: UK Online is ten percent of the hammer price plus VAT. Buyer’s premium for Global Icons: Memorabilia Online is 25 percent of the hammer price, inclusive of VAT.
More information on Broad Arrow Global Icons is available here.
