Recent Auction Sales
What classic cars sold for at auctions worldwide. Data from Bring a Trailer, Catawiki, Collecting Cars, and more.
Market Overview
Individual Sales
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How We Track Classic Car Auction Prices
Finds aggregates sale data from major auction platforms including Bring a Trailer, Catawiki, Collecting Cars, RM Sotheby's, Bonhams, and more. We track over 50,000 classic car sales annually across Europe and North America.
Why Track Auction Prices?
- Understand fair market value before buying or selling
- Identify trends in collector car segments (e.g., air-cooled Porsches, Dacia 1300s)
- Compare prices across different auction platforms
- Track how condition, mileage, and provenance affect final prices
Popular Makes We Track
Our database includes sales from Porsche, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Alfa Romeo, Jaguar, Ferrari, Aston Martin, Dacia, ARO, and hundreds of other manufacturers. We specialize in Eastern European classics that are often undervalued in Western markets.
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Start SellingFrequently asked questions
Where does the auction price data come from?
We aggregate completed auction results from Bring a Trailer, Catawiki, Collecting Cars, RM Sotheby's, Bonhams, and other platforms. Only verified, completed sales are included.
How often is the data updated?
New sale results are added daily. We track over 50,000 classic car transactions per year across Europe and North America.
Can I use this data to value my car?
Yes. Search for your make and model to see recent hammer prices. Keep in mind that condition, mileage, provenance, and location all affect value. Use the data as a starting point, not a final appraisal.
Finds is a BetterQA project. We believe classic car auctions should be transparent, data-driven, and accessible to collectors across Europe. Our recent sales data helps buyers make informed decisions based on real market prices, not speculation.