Gooding & Co London 2024 - timid bidders, disappointing bids
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Summary
Gooding & Co put 23 vehicles with a total value of almost £15 million under the hammer at the Hampton Court Palace Concours near London on August 30, 2024. While some highlights were sold, bidding often fell short of expectations and half of the vehicles were left standing. This auction review analyzes the results and shows many of the vehicles in pictures.
This article contains the following chapters
- Disappointments across the age spectrum
- Three out of five Bugatti sold
- Some disappointments
Estimated reading time: 3min
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Gooding & Co auctioned 23 vehicles (one of them a motorcycle) with an average age of almost 72 years in the typical line-up, i.e. David Gooding and Charlie Ross sat at the auction desk as usual on August 30, 2024. This was shortly after Gooding had announced that one of Bonhams' key figures, Rupert Banner, would be moving to Gooding. The Hampton Court Palace Concours was therefore about rather older and certainly exceptional vehicles, which together had been estimated at £ 14.89 million in advance. Only three cars were offered without a reserve price. Twelve of the 23 vehicles were sold, while eleven, almost half, were left standing.
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