Market Intelligence
How do you find gold? Historics and Silverstone show how
Auction houses Silverstone and Historics had different profiles for two different types of cars, with 77 and 79 cars sold respectively. Silverstone aimed high, netting £6,813,765 (€7,831,055) in takings with an average sale price of £88,490 (€101,700), while Historics took home £2,712,991 (€3,118,038) or £34,341 (€39,468) per car. Lady Diana's 1985 Ford Escort RS Turbo S1 was sold for £722,500 (€825,000), while a 1998 22B STI went to its new owner for £182,250. An Audi RS2 sold for £75,938 and a 1966 230SL Pagoda that once belonged to Stirling Moss sold for £177,750 (€204,000). The most interesting car was the 1974 Lamborghini Espada S3, sold for £83,768 (€96,155).
Some auctions are like gold mines: look hard and a nugget will always come to the surface. Today we’ll take a look at Silverstone and Historics, different profiles for two different types of cars: 77 and 79 cars sold respectively, about 60% for each.
Just like being behind the wheel: everything you need to know to fully understand the situation
Just like being behind the wheel: everything you need to know to fully understand the situation
