Price records and surprises at Gooding in Scottsdale
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Created on January 20, 2014
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Bruno von Rotz
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Mike Maez - Courtesy Gooding & Company
29Brian Henniker - Courtesy Gooding & Company
27Mathieu Heurtault - Courtesy Gooding & Company
22Mathieu Hertault - Courtesy Gooding & Company
9Alejandro Rodriguez - Courtesy Gooding & Company
6Eric Fairchild - Courtesy Gooding & Company
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Summary
It was perhaps the surprise of the weekend. At the Gooding auction in Scottsdale, an unrestored Mercedes Benz 300 SL topped the estimated price by 50%, making it 30% more expensive than a fully restored example that was also on offer. However, this was not the only surprise of the two-day auction, as many price records were celebrated. This report reflects the mood, analyzes the results and lists them in detail, supplemented by over 50 pictures of the auctioned vehicles.
This article contains the following chapters
- Ferrari sports car at all-time high
- Unrestored 300 SL outperforms its restored brother
- The battle for the McLaren F1 GTR Longtail
- The most expensive Alfa Romeo Montreal in the world
- Eleven world price records
- Partially favorable no-reserve offers
- Seven vehicles not sold
- The results of the two auction days
Estimated reading time: 7min
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On January 17 and 18, 2014, Gooding & Company auctioned 117 vehicles in Scottsdale. 110 or 94% of them were sold, total sales amounted to over USD 49.4 million (EUR 36 million or CHF 45 million). On average, buyers paid USD 449,650 (Euro 333,000 or CHF 409,000) per vehicle, which, including surcharges/commissions, meant a price just above the median estimate. Among the eleven most expensive vehicles at the auction were six Ferraris, all of which were sold at impressive prices. The Ferrari 250 GT Series 1 Cabriolet from 1958 (lot 39) took the top spot, achieving USD 6.16 million (Euro 4,558,400 or CHF 5,605,600), which was a new price record for this type.
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