A "Triple Win" for RM Sotheby's: A Magical Month

I am not a football fan, but I remember that José Mourinho, known as ‘The Special One’, coined the term ‘Triplete’ to describe winning the national championship, the Champions League and the national cup, all in the same year. The famous coach achieved the Triplete several times in the United Kingdom, Spain and Italy.

RM has also achieved a ‘Triplete’ in the last month: first in Zurich, with the sale of modern hypercars, it organised the most successful auction ever in Europe; then in Munich, Germany, where it set a new record for an auction on German soil; and finally in London on 1st November, when it achieved the highest turnover auction of 2025 for the United Kingdom. If that's not a “hat-trick”, what is?

Let's start with the numbers. 64 cars were offered, a slight increase compared to 60 in 2024, but those without reserve fell from 24 (40% of the total) to 22 (34.38% of the total). Sales were identical: 50 cars each, equal to 78.13% of this year's total. The estimated value rose slightly from £29,945,000 to £31,430,000 (+4.95%), but the final result was boosted, £22,507,850 compared to £17,435,275, equal to +29%. As a result, the average price rose from £348,706 to £450,157.