Broad Arrow sets new Las Vegas auction record

Broad Arrow’s 2026 Las Vegas Auction has set a new record as the highest grossing collector car sale ever held in the city.

The auction reached a total of $92.8 million (£68.85 million) with a sale rate 76% that saw 64 out of 84 lots sold.

A number of new record prices were achieved during the sale, including a  new world best for a Ferrari F50 that sold for $18,705,000 (£13.87 million).

The F50 was the top seller in the whole auction, followed by a 2025 Ferrari Daytona SP3 that made £18,540,000 (£13,76 million) and $8,805,000 (£6.53 million) for a 2014 Ferrari LaFerrari.

Barney Ruprecht, VP of Auctions for Broad Arrow, said: ‘This catalogue represented one of our most significant and most exciting offerings to date, and the total stands as one of Broad Arrow’s highest grossing sales since our first auction in 2022.

‘The record-setting supercars and hypercars on offer were perfectly matched to the assembly on the concours lawn, and the results have aided in solidifying Las Vegas as an emerging powerhouse on the collector car auction calendar.’