Bonhams Aston Martin Auction 2017 - Restraint with the super classics
Summary
At this year's one-make auction of Aston Martin vehicles in Newport/Pagnell, Bonhams was able to sell around 60% of the 42 sports cars and saloons on offer, for an average of EUR 243,661 or CHF 267,126. The bidders proved to be choosy, with the most highly prized DB6 Volante variants all remaining. This auction report analyzes the results and shows the cars in pictures.
This article contains the following chapters
- Below expectations
- Also barn finds and projects
- Overexcited expectations for the DB6 Volante?
- Old or new?
- Affordable saloons
- List of vehicles offered and sold
Estimated reading time: 4min
Preview (beginning of the article)
Bonhams once again invited guests to Aston Martin's place of origin, Newport/Pagnell, to auction off almost four dozen products from the famous sports car manufacturer. On offer were 42 sports cars and limousines worth around £10 million (EUR 13 million, CHF 13.5 million). They were all built after the war from 1950 onwards. A good third of the vehicles were even less than 30 years old and as many as seven cars had not even lasted ten years. An average of £ 255,750 (EUR 305,369 or CHF 320,896) had been expected per vehicle, but the bidders proved to be stingier and offered an average of £ 206,109 (EUR 243,661 or CHF 267,126) including surcharge/commission.
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