Zürich. Broad Arrow sold 56 of 81 cars at The Dolder Grand on Saturday, against 87% at last year's first sale. Of the 56 that sold, 50 went under their low estimate. The no-reserve LaFerrari sold for a hammer price of CHF 5.2m, under its CHF 5.5m low estimate; with buyer's premium, the buyer paid roughly CHF 5.86m plus VAT. The F12tdf made CHF 1.37m, inside its estimate. The SLR Stirling Moss, a 300 SL Gullwing and a 275 GTS all went home unsold. All Zürich figures are hammer prices.
2015 Ferrari LaFerrari, sold without reserve in Zürich for a CHF 5.2m hammer price. Photo: Broad Arrow Auctions
Ferrari. Q3 revenue was €1,896m and net profit €431m, up 13%, from 33 fewer cars. The SF90 XX Stradale and Spider are now phasing out, and one UK dealer has already added £20,000 to its SF90 XX Spider.
UK dealers. P.O.A. reports the live Auto Trader market every week. This week the £6.9m Enzo left Auto Trader, a 2014 P1 arrived at £1,999,995, and the 24 Temerarios for sale are £80,005 apart from cheapest to dearest.
China Watch. Jaguar's new Type 01 GT drops the rear window for a camera screen and reaches customers in late 2027 at about £120,000. The Avatr 12, from Changan, Huawei and CATL, has done without one since 2023, and it's on sale in the UAE now for about £50,000.
This week: Sotheby's New York sells the Senna family's 1994 Williams FW16 on 16 November ($4m–$6m). RM Sotheby's Munich follows on 20 November.
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KITT went home. The Knight Rider K.I.T.T. tour car, stolen in Italy in the 1990s and recovered minus its original dashboard electronics, didn't sell in Zürich. Bidding stopped at CHF 200,000. A model of a Daytona SP3, not the car, sold for CHF 180,000.
Knight Rider K.I.T.T. tour car, unsold in Zürich. Photo: Broad Arrow Auctions
The results Every Zürich hammer price, this week's Auto Trader report with dealer names, where the price gaps are and China Watch are in this week's P.O.A.
