2025 auction sales top ten: An intriguing year with innovations aplenty In a turbulent year, the top ten 2025 classic and collector car auction sales see two Formula 1 machines plus a brace of models that don’t actually exist yet.
Arizona 2026: What to see, do and buy at the year’s opening classic car spectacular Arizona 2026 – known as Arizona Car Week – kicks off the year with a plethora of free events and tours, plus lots to savour at Bonhams, Barrett-Jackson and RM Sotheby’s.
Salon Privé London returns to capital with fresh impetus for 2026 Salon Privé London 2026, the innovative British concours in which every car is up for sale, returns with brand-new features and displays. Here are the details.
Motor Racing Legends’ Endurance Icons series to celebrate 1995-2012 prototypes and GTs Endurance Icons will celebrate prototypes and GT machinery from 1995 to 2012, and will make its debut at Silverstone’s first-ever BRDC Classic on July 24-26, 2026.
Gordon Murray Special Vehicles S1 LM: First of five to be built tops $20m at RM Sotheby’s sale Gordon Murray Special Vehicles S1 LM no. 1 record-setting purchase at RM Sotheby’s sale in Las Vegas will include involvement in the development of the car.
Broad Arrow Zürich 2025 sees positive debut event with D-type leading the way 87 percent of lots sold, but inaugural Broad Arrow Zürich 2025 sale saw several below-estimate results – even including the top-selling 1956 Jaguar D-type.
Milano AutoClassica 2025 to celebrate fastest Ferraris, as well as Mercedes and Rolls-Royce Ferrari F50 and FXX anniversaries will star at Italy’s Milano AutoClassica in November 2025, plus the Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, Mercedes-Benz 190 SL and much more.
Concours at Wynn Las Vegas 2025 hits new heights and adds a new auction, too Concours at Wynn Las Vegas 2025 builds on previous glories, with $1.1bn of cars on display, record attendance and a successful inaugural sale by Broad Arrow.
RM Sotheby’s London 2025 sale grosses more than £23m, with Ferrari FXX-K Evo leading way RM Sotheby’s London 2025 auction sees track-biased hypercars delight at the top end, while 1937 Alfa Romeo 8C disappoints. Magneto magazine reports on the results.
