Monaco auctions 2026 see cautious optimism in European market Monaco auctions 2026: RM Sotheby’s posts highest-grossing sale ever, while Bonhams hits 83 percent sell-through rate. Here is Magneto magazine’s analysis.
Bonhams Miami 2026 auction to offer LaFerrari, P1 Spider and more during F1 weekend Bonhams Miami 2026 sale includes the hypercar elite, but there are also rare-in-the-US 1990s Porsche 911s and a Smokey Nagata-tuned Nissan Skyline.
Historics Auctioneers opens new £5 million headquarters in Ascot, UK Historics Auctioneers opens brand-new Ascot HQ in Berkshire, UK to support auctions, growth and expansion beyond classic cars and automobilia. Here are all the details.
Last Ferrari 250 California Spyder SWB built leads Mecum Indy 2026 auction bonanza Mecum Indy 2026 sees a host of modern supercars duke it out with homegrown muscle over eight days at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. What are the leading lots so far?
Auburn Spring Auction 2026 from Kruse sees three no-reserve collections up for grabs Auburn Spring Auction 2026 from Kruse features no-reserve Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Roadster among a projected 250 cars available. Magneto looks at the star lots.
Graham Hill’s first single-seater Formula 1 car among Bonhams Monaco 2026 lots Bonhams Monaco 2026 sale sees a wealth of competition cars, from Formula 1 to rallying, with a selection of DTM machinery among the line-up. Here are the details.
Broad Arrow confirms next Global Icons: Online auction for May 2026 Global Icons: Online sale from Broad Arrow sees early consignments as varied as 1950s and 1960s American and British road cars, plus 1970s and 1980s racers.
One of three Ferrari 308 GT/M prototypes – 288 GTO forerunner – up for Monaco auction One of three Ferrari 308 GT/M competition prototypes – forerunner to the 288 GTO – to be put up for auction at RM Sotheby’s Monaco 2026 sale in April.
Here’s how to finance your high-value collector car in the United States High-value classic and collector cars can be financed efficiently. Here’s how Putnam Leasing does it in the United States, as explained to Magneto magazine.
