Market Intelligence
Broad Arrow: a Powerful Arrow in Las Vegas
Halloween sandstorms, a city flood, and $92.7 million in sales – Broad Arrow’s Las Vegas auction rewrote the record books.
The conditions were far from ideal: the darkest night of the year, Halloween, in Las Vegas, had been shaken by a sandstorm right over the Wynn Concours d’Elegance and then, as if that were not enough, a flood across the city. And Broad Arrow had its auction just hours later. It was 31 October and, despite the omens, the auction house’s team surprised us once again. The numbers explain it better than any words could: the cars offered grew from 62 to 85, while sales rose too, from 49 to 64 lots sold. The slight dip in percentage – from 79% to 75% – is explained by a fall in no-reserve cars, which dropped from 46% to 41% of all lots offered.
But it is value that has become Broad Arrow’s leitmotiv: from an estimated $14,690,000 and a hammer total of $13,546,250 in 2025 to – hold on – $110,985,000 offered and $92,705,000 in sales. That means 7.5 times more in offerings and 6.8 times more in hammer results, once again brushing the $100 million mark in sales. The average price, easy to say, shot skyward, from $276,454 to $1,448,566.
