Iconic Auctioneers Supercar Fest 2024 - MG Metro 6R4 and Austin naming rights auctioned off
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Created on May 19, 2024
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Summary
85 cars and the naming rights for Austin Rover, including racing car blueprints, went under the hammer at Iconic Auctioneers' Superfest Sale on May 18, 2024, along with some automobilia and license plates. 44% of the cars were sold. There were some surprises and disappointments. This auction review analyzes the results and shows most of the cars in the picture.
This article contains the following chapters
- Ford, Porsche, BMW, Ferrari, Jaguar, Land Rover and Mitsubishi
- Hot Fords not as popular as they were at
- Two special TVRs
- Inexpensive MG TC
- Inexpensive Aston Martin Virage Duo and a strange Range Rover?
- A special car and the brand to boot
- Super classics less in demand
Estimated reading time: 5min
Preview (beginning of the article)
Iconic Auctioneers organized an auction for the third time on the occasion of the "Supercar Fest" at Sywell Aerodrome. On May 18, 2024, 85 cars were offered, with automobilia and number plates also going under the hammer. The 85 cars had been estimated in advance at £5.7 million or £67,465 per car. However, only 44% of the cars were sold, resulting in a final turnover of £2.75 million, with three cars worth over £150,000 being sold after the auction and without an official price being quoted. On average, the highest bids amounted to 72 percent of the average estimate. Seven brands accounted for around half of the vehicles on offer: Ford (13 cars), Porsche (9), BMW (5), Ferrari (4), Jaguar (4), Land Rover (4) and Mitsubishi (4). A further 24 brands divided the other half between them.
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