Over One Hundred Million for Broad Arrow at Amelia Island. Spectacular.

Rarely — very rarely — has an auction cleared $100 million in total sales, and we are not counting the mega-events of Mecum at Kissimmee or Barrett-Jackson at Scottsdale, where thousands of cars change hands. Rightly so, the Broad Arrow team, fresh from the Amelia Island sale, was enormously proud to announce it had been the “best sale ever in Florida”. The numbers speak for themselves: 172 cars offered (166 in 2025), 154 sold (143 last year). The sell-through rate rose from 86.14% to 89.53% — and this with more cars on offer, not fewer.

And there is more, because the average price has climbed across all four editions — even as the number of cars has grown each year: $353,000 in 2023, $428,000 in 2024, $430,614 in 2025 and boom! $686,747 this year.

Finally, a nine-figure turnover that would make any CEO in the world proud: $105,759,060 — better even than the forecast ($104,820,000) and 72% above last year. To round off the picture: five of the six most expensive cars set new records, and in many cases the margin was not a matter of a few thousand dollars but of millions.