Gooding & Co Geared Online June 2021 - over half a million achieved per lot purely online
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The American auction house Gooding & Co auctioned 14 cars online from June 11 to 18, 2021. 12 were sold, on average for EUR 508,433 or CHF 561,029. This would not be worth mentioning if it had not been a purely online auction with cars from Great Britain. The mix was diverse and the response from bidders varied considerably. This auction review analyzes the results and shows all the vehicles in the picture.
This article contains the following chapters
- The Ford GT40
- Expensive or cheap Fiat 500?
- Early Dino slightly below expectations
- Affordable Lamborghini Miura?
- Mixed results for pre-war vehicles
- Two racing cars
Estimated reading time: 3min
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The UK was the center of a purely online auction conducted by Gooding & Co. 14 cars with an average age of 72 years were offered. 12 (86%) of the 14 cars were eventually sold, for an average of £ 438,304 (EUR 508,433, CHF 561,029). Just a few years ago, such a success would have been considered impossible. Things were not looking so good just before the end, with seven cars still below the required limit at the time. In total, the 12 cars achieved £ 5.26 million (EUR 6.1 million, CHF 6.7 million). The auction's flagship was certainly the Ford GT40 with chassis number P/1085. This chassis had to wait until 2009 until it was completed and could then take part in the 2009 Tour Auto, among other events.
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