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Iconic vs Historics Auction: A Draw of Passion

7 December 20254 min read12 images

Iconic vs. Historics: major highlights, record sales, and standout results from two UK auctions featuring rare Fords, classics, and celebrity-owned cars.

Iconic vs Historics Auction: A Draw of Passion
Photo credit: Historics Auctioneers, Iconic Auctioneers

Last week we compared two, let's say, popular auctions: those with very low-priced models. Today we take a step further by comparing Iconic on the day it offered its highest-level cars (average price around £60,000) with Historics at Brooklands. Iconic was a little smaller: 145 lots versus 170 for Historics, but in the end, the sales were similar, 99 lots for Iconic and 102 successful sales for Historics.

Iconic Auctioneers, NEC Birmingham, 8th November 2026

This resulted in a higher success rate for Iconic, which was equal to 68.27%, a little above the 60% of the Brooklands sale. In terms of value, Iconic, with an estimated value of £8,691,500 and a hammer price of £6,236,945, achieved an average price of £62,999, while Historics, with an estimate of £5,917,000, had a hammer price of £2,895,814 and the average price stopped at £28,390.

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