Collecting Cars auction results

[AndyC_123]

What do we think the performante that’s up in a few weeks will go for? Don’t think the spec listed yet

[Algarve]

cayman-black said:

What's more surprising is how the dealer managed to sell it right now and at that price.

How do you know what he sold it for?

All I see is what he asked for it and that its now reserved.

[av185]

AndyC_123 said:

What do we think the performante that’s up in a few weeks will go for? Don’t think the spec listed yet

Anything over £138k would be expensive.

[LA458SP]

This looks familiar... https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/202...

I would assume the current seller thought the collecting cars winning bid represented trade.

[TP321]

LA458SP said:

This looks familiar... https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/202...

I would assume the current seller thought the collecting cars winning bid represented trade.

No chance at that price with that mileage..

[av185]

The price is certainly suitably reflected in the dealers name.

[will_]

650spider said:

Don't see why not.

All this doom talk that has been all over pistonheads for about 6 weeks how everyone is fked...well believe it or not, it is not everyone.

There are still plenty, plenty people out there wanting to buy stuff that some on here say they would not feel it suitable to own or be seen in so they shall hide it away in the garage instead.

Honestly...its not the end of the world just yet.

Indeed, but there are probably fewer of them than there were, say, last summer - and therefore selling prices are likely to be lower.

I'm nonetheless surprised at some of the prices being achieved and the completed sales that various dealers are touting on social media. So some people clearly are buying. However, CC is one of the few ways of seeing what they are actually paying. That transparency at this value level is interesting.

[Juno]

I reckon CC could auction off the whole of Aston Martin right now

[Petrus1983]

Juno said:

I reckon CC could auction off the whole of Aston Martin right now

I bought into AM a week ago - that was its death knoll

[cayman-black]

av185 said:

The price is certainly suitably reflected in the dealers name.

very good.

[MDMA .]

LA458SP said:

This looks familiar... https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/202...

I would assume the current seller thought the collecting cars winning bid represented trade.

It's probably the most well-known 812 in the country now. Who's going to pay much more than the CC auction price now for it?

[seawise]

MDMA . said:

It's probably the most well-known 812 in the country now. Who's going to pay much more than the CC auction price now for it?

well, some one who wants the reassurance of buying from a dealer rather from an online auction, and i am sure one would feel suitably reassured dropping quarter million on a 2 year old Ferrari 812 during a global pandemic from a dealer called 'Deranged Vehicles'......

[cayman-black]

seawise said:

well, some one who wants the reassurance of buying from a dealer rather from an online auction, and i am sure one would feel suitably reassured dropping quarter million on a 2 year old Ferrari 812 during a global pandemic from a dealer called 'Deranged Vehicles'......

I think we might see this back on CC.

[MrBen1]

Plates have been blanked out on the photos of the 812 on the CC site now... (interestingly Deranged are using some of the same photos in the AT ad)

[LA458SP]

MDMA . said:

LA458SP said:

This looks familiar... https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/202...

I would assume the current seller thought the collecting cars winning bid represented trade.

It's probably the most well-known 812 in the country now. Who's going to pay much more than the CC auction price now for it?

it is priced at the very low end of 812's on AT. I expect the vast majority of 812 buyers aren't even aware/research online auction sites. The dealer has obviously got a good margin to negotiate with... So maybe he will sell for a profit (one day)

Agree tho, the name would put me off spending £500 on car, let alone 1/4 Mill!

[sparta6]

seawise said:

well, some one who wants the reassurance of buying from a dealer rather from an online auction, and i am sure one would feel suitably reassured dropping quarter million on a 2 year old Ferrari 812 during a global pandemic from a dealer called 'Deranged Vehicles'......

A messy nightclub.....from the early 90's

Classy !

[Juno]

Petrus1983 said:

Juno said:

I reckon CC could auction off the whole of Aston Martin right now

I bought into AM a week ago - that was its death knoll

I often have the same effect on companies

[jsc15]

LA458SP said:

MDMA . said:

LA458SP said:

This looks familiar... https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/202...

I would assume the current seller thought the collecting cars winning bid represented trade.

It's probably the most well-known 812 in the country now. Who's going to pay much more than the CC auction price now for it?

it is priced at the very low end of 812's on AT. I expect the vast majority of 812 buyers aren't even aware/research online auction sites. The dealer has obviously got a good margin to negotiate with... So maybe he will sell for a profit (one day)

Agree tho, the name would put me off spending £500 on car, let alone 1/4 Mill!

In a world where Kahn/Amari/Shaks can sell this type of car, I think Deranged probably will too, likely to the same target clientele

[greggy50]

Can't believe someone paid £6.6k with fees for that 02 330i convertible

[Oaky]

I’m tempted by the Mono, curse it.