In just one day, RM Sotheby’s Miami sale became an incredible success.
At a beautiful modern property on the corner of Alton Court and Miami’s iconic Lincoln Road, RM Sotheby’s held its newest boutique auction in Miami with a sale taking place in just one day with just 55 cars. However, on December 10, the incredible result of over $40 million was sold, featuring some of the world’s greatest automotive masterpieces. 8 of these lots sold for over $1 million, and their new owners now own some of the world’s most desirable collector’s cars ever made.
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At the top of the list was an incredibly valuable 1995 Ferrari F50. Built as the brand’s flagship and celebration of its motorsport efforts, it featured the era’s cutting-edge performance technology and engineering that is still incredibly impressive to this day. It was for that reason that the car sold for an incredible $5,395,000. Following it was a $3,305,000 2019 Bugatti Chiron Sport. The top-selling F50’s predecessor, the 1990 Ferrari F40, took the place of the third-highest seller at $3,250,000, and the F50’s successor, the legendary 2003 Ferrari Enzo, followed closely behind at $3,195,000. Porsche’s legendary flagship, the 1988 Porsche 959 Reimagined by Canepa, came in fifth place at $2,920,000. After that was yet another Ferrari, The 1973 Ferrari 365 GTS/4 Daytona Spider by Scaglietti, selling for $2,205,000, which was followed by a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT selling for $1,655,000. The final car to sell for over $1 million was a 2020 Ford GT Heritage Edition, selling for $1,490,000. After that, an air-cooled 1994 Porsche 911 Turbo S ‘Package’ took the position of the ninth-highest seller at $912,500, and rounding out the top ten was a 2007 Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren 722 Edition, selling for $808,000. In Miami, RM Sotheby’s started very strong with a beautiful and incredibly successful auction with a total sale of $40,281,160.
Source: RM Sotheby’s