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Looking for some fun? H&H has precisely what you need image

29/03/2023

Looking for some fun? H&H has precisely what you need

Cliff Goodall’s view: H&H Duxford auction: 114 cars, affordable classics. Lagonda Tourer sells for £195,667, Michael Caine's Rolls Royce DHC for £135,000. Owning classics can be fun and budget-friendly.
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22/03/2023

Bonhams and Broad Arrow. Sheltered from cold winds

Cliff Goodall’s view: Bonhams and Broad Arrow auctions on Amelia Island showcased diverse collections. Broad Arrow exceeded revenue expectations, while Bonhams fell short. Notable sales included a Jaguar XK120 and a McLaren P1.
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15/03/2023

RM Amelia: where does the wind blow?

Cliff Goodall’s view: The Gooding auction shows a retrenchment in the Ferrari supercar market, with some models selling below their estimated value. The most expensive car of the sale was a 2010 Pagani Zonda R.
Cisitalia. The Rarest Brands in the Top 100 Collections image

10/03/2023

Cisitalia. The Rarest Brands in the Top 100 Collections

Piero Dusio, a talented driver and entrepreneur, created the Cisitalia brand in post-WWII Italy. The Cisitalia 202, designed by Pinin Farina, became famous and is displayed at the MoMA in New York.
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08/03/2023

Gooding Amelia: many valuable insights

Cliff Goodall’s view: Gooding auction house has changed its strategy, extending its Amelia Island auction to two days and planning events in Europe. The recent auction saw 123 of 131 cars sold, with a total revenue of $70.2 million.
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02/03/2023

Race Retro in Birmingham. Record adrenaline

Cliff Goodall’s view: The Race Retro Classic and Competition Car Sale in Birmingham saw excellent results with 64% of lots sold and a turnover of £6.3 million. The auction featured several successful sales.
OSCA. The second life of the Maserati Brothers. The Rarest Brands in the Top 100 Collections image

25/02/2023

OSCA. The second life of the Maserati Brothers. The Rarest Brands in the Top 100 Collections

The Maserati brothers started OSCA, a racing car brand, in Bologna after selling the Maserati brand in 1937. They focused on small sports cars with four-cylinder engines and double overhead camshafts, winning the 12 hours of Sebring in 1954.
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22/02/2023

Cheap silverware: the deals of the latest auctions

Auctions can offer great deals even for those with a smaller budget. At recent auctions held by RM Sotheby’s, Bonhams and Artcurial, a number of affordable cars were sold. Examples include a Mercedes-Benz 560SL Roadster, estimated at half the price of other models, which sold for just over $47,000, and a Porsche 928 from 1978, which sold for $22,400. Other notable sales included a Lancia Dilambda Landaulet, which sold for €51,750, and an Audi RS4 Avant, which went for €46,000.
Avions Voisin The Rarest Brands in the Top 100 Collections image

17/02/2023

Avions Voisin The Rarest Brands in the Top 100 Collections

Avions Voisin was a French luxury automobile brand that brought technical and stylistic innovations to the market. The brand was established after World War I by the Voisin brothers, who produced combat aircraft during the conflict.
Artcurial at Rétromobile: black and white image

16/02/2023

Artcurial at Rétromobile: black and white

At Rétromobile, Artcurial focused heavily on a single asset, the 1964 Ferrari 250 LM, which they placed an astronomical €25m valuation on. The market disagreed, with only one offer at €20m, resulting in the car not being sold. This all-in approach ruined Artcurial's hopes of a spectacular sale, with the auction concluding at €34.6m ($36.9m), less than last year's total despite there being 25% more cars on offer. The mantle of the most expensive car sold went to a 1951 Ferrari 340 America Barchetta with Touring bodywork, which sold for €5.7m ($6.1m).