Artcurial Le Mans Classic 2023 - valuable Renault, solid Alfa, disappointing rarities
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As part of the Le Mans Classic, Artcurial auctioned a selection of 116 collector's cars with a total value of almost EUR 20 million on June 30, 2023, 50 of which had no reserve price. 67% of the cars, which were almost 44 years old on average, were sold for just over EUR 116,000. The Porsche 962C did not find a new owner, but 20 of the 26 Alfas were sold. However, it was mainly other brands that provided surprises... This auction review analyzes the results and shows the cars in pictures.
This article contains the following chapters
- Young against old
- Alfa Romeo in front
- Porsche 962C did not live up to expectations
- The surprising Renault Megane
Estimated reading time: 3min
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While outside on the Sarthe circuit, a racing history of around one hundred years was doing the rounds to fine-tune training times and set-up, the auction house Artcurial auctioned off a selection of 116 collector's cars with a total value of 19.2 million euros, 50 of which had no reserve price. Alfa Romeo cars were both the oldest and the youngest car on offer. While the 6C 1500 Spider from 1928 stopped at EUR 195,000, a GTAm from 2021 found a new owner for EUR 237,800. They had been priced exactly the same. On average, the cars were almost 44 years old, with only three cars from the pre-war period, of which only the 1934 Aston Martin Ulster with Le Mans history sold for EUR 986,000, slightly below expectations, while the 1934 Singer 1 1/2 LItre Le Mans Sports, which had also left its mark in the Le Mans history books, stopped at EUR 165,000.
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