Artcurial Saint-Tropez 2024 auction - Young classics in low demand
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Created on June 30, 2024
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Summary
Artcurial put 98 cars, a boat and some Michael Schumacher-related automobilia under the hammer at the "Garden Party in Saint-Tropez" in the south of France on June 29, 2024. Of the vehicles estimated at around EUR 21 million in total, 64% were sold for just over EUR 10 million. The average young offer did not seem to meet with complete approval from the bidders. This auction review analyzes the result and shows the vehicles in pictures.
This article contains the following chapters
- Mercedes-Benz, Ferrari and Porsche
- Young cars not in demand
- The majority of SLs sold
- Unclear preferences for coupé versus convertible
- One of five
- Schumacher's Ferrari 550 Maranello below expectations
- 36 vehicles not sold
Estimated reading time: 4min
Preview (beginning of the article)
Artcurial organized an auction in the south of France on 29 June 2024 under the title "Garden Party in Saint-Tropez". On offer were 98 cars, a boat and some Michael Schumacher-related automobilia. The cars were estimated at around EUR 21 million. They were on average less than 36 years old, pre-war vehicles were completely missing, but almost half (46 vehicles) were not yet classic cars. With 24 cars, Mercedes-Benz had the largest contingent of cars, which were on average 28 years old. It was followed by Ferrari with 20 cars (30 years old on average) and Porsche with eight cars (29 years old on average). The five Alfa Romeos on offer were also relatively young at 30 years old.
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Convertible, 239 PS, 2953 cm3
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