Quietly, steadily, Broad Arrow keeps collecting victories.

It is a productive period for Broad Arrow, which continues along its own path with little apparent concern for what the competition is doing. If Monaco has auctions running alongside the Grand Prix Historique, why not, on the same day, organise an all-Porsche sale at Air|Water in California?

And the winning streak continued: compared to the 55 cars offered in 2025, the total rose to 61 — but it was the number of cars sold that grew most significantly. 43 sold against 33, bringing the sale rate to 70.49%, a gain of ten percentage points on 2025.

The estimated value also rose, from $20,395,000 to $25,532,500, as did the figure that matters most to any auction house: total hammer came in at $18,868,880, up from $14,438,300. A 30.7% increase in sales means a 30.7% increase in commissions. The average price edged up too, from $437,524 to $438,811.