Iconic Auctioneers Silverstone Festival Auction 2023 - reluctant Brits?
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Created on August 28, 2023
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Summary
Shortly after the name change, the British auction house, now called Iconic Auctioneers, brought 203 cars and some automobilia under the hammer at the Silverstone Festival. The vehicles represented a value of around £15 million, but less than half were sold, on average for just over £67,000. Two Subaru and a Ford Capri duo provided the exclamation marks. This auction review analyzes the results and shows many of the cars in pictures.
This article contains the following chapters
- Ford ahead of all
- The two Capris from "The Professionals"
- Datsun without a buyer
- Subaru most expensive
- Unobtrusive super classics
- British exotics without sales appeal
- Surprisingly expensive cars
- Spurned cars
Estimated reading time: 5min
Preview (beginning of the article)
Just a few days before the auction at the Silverstone Festival, Silverstone Auctions gave itself a new name, namely "Iconic Auctioneers". They were now an established company and needed their own name and not a borrowed one (Silverstone), especially as they did not only hold auctions at Silverstone. On August 25 and 26, 2023, however, they were back at Silverstone and auctioned 203 cars, about a quarter of which were racing cars, the rest road vehicles. It could not be said that the name changes triggered a surge in sales; in fact, only 48% of the vehicles were sold. The sales rate for racing cars was 39%, while for other cars it was 50%. On average, however, almost 78% of the expected value ("guide price") was offered, so there was no lack of basic interest.
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