Ferrari Achieves $18M Record at Las Vegas Auction
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Broad Arrow's recent auction in Las Vegas generated $92.8 million in sales, with modern Ferraris dominating the results. The standout was a 1997 Ferrari F50, sold for $18,705,000, setting a new world record for the model.
Record-Breaking Auction in Las Vegas
The Las Vegas Strip provided an electrifying backdrop for Broad Arrow's second annual auction, which saw a total of $92.8 million in sales, with 76 percent of the lots sold. This event, held alongside the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas, marked a significant growth from last year, witnessing a 63 percent increase in bidders.
Several cars set new world records during the auction. The highlight was a 1997 Ferrari F50, fetching $18,705,000, eclipsing its previous record by over $4 million. Another notable sale was the 2025 Ferrari Daytona SP3, which sold for $18,540,000, establishing a new record for non-charity examples of the model.
Other high-value sales included:
- 2014 Ferrari LaFerrari: Sold for $8,805,000
- 2003 Ferrari Enzo: Sold for $6,550,000
- 2023 Bugatti Chiron Super Sport: Sold for $4,570,000
- 2015 McLaren P1 GTR by Lanzante: Sold for $3,415,000
- 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing Coupe: Sold for $1,930,000
The auction underscored Las Vegas's growing status in the collector car market, showcasing a range of modern supercars and classic vehicles that attracted competitive bidding from enthusiasts.