Broad Arrow climbs the rankings with Las Vegas and Zurich auctions

Broad Arrow's growth is clear for all to see: after its American debut in 2024 with four auctions, this year it held five auctions in the US and three in Europe without sacrificing quality; in fact, in many cases, it improved it. This is planned growth that does not even fear organisational problems. In fact, there were not one but two new auctions, on consecutive days, on 31 October in Las Vegas and on 1 November in Zurich.

How did they go? At first glance, the auctions seemed very similar. The American team brought 62 cars, 28 of which (45.6%) were without reserve. The European team had slightly fewer cars, 60, while the number of “guaranteed sales” was the same, 28, so the percentage was slightly higher. In the end, Switzerland beat the United States 51 to 49, with sales percentages of 85% and 79.04% respectively.