1. Our former black SLR Roadster: $550,000 SOLD
The XII Reserve has a personal ownership connection to Broad Arrow Lot 157, the Pure Black 2008 Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Roadster, chassis WDDAK76F68M001652, with just over 8,100 catalog miles. The app reports SOLD $550,000 versus a $625,000-$675,000 presale estimate, a $75,000 gap below the low guide. A different Arctic White 2009 SLR Roadster (Lot 117) shows SOLD $675,000 versus a $725,000-$825,000 estimate. These are distinct chassis and should not be averaged as interchangeable examples. The XII Reserve should cross-check the old ownership VIN before public posting.
2. Ferrari flagship results now reported
The Las Vegas app displays SOLD $17 million for the 1997 Ferrari F50 Lot 139 (guide from $20 million), $16.85 million for 2025 Daytona SP3 Lot 186 (guide $16-$18 million), $8 million for 2014 LaFerrari Lot 178 ($8.5-$10 million) and $5.95 million for 2003 Enzo Lot 126 ($6.5-$8.5 million). These outcomes demonstrate a large range of price realization against presale guides across very rare Ferraris, not a uniform percentage adjustment across the wider brand.
3. Bugatti Chiron Super Sport: $4.15 million SOLD
Broad Arrow Lot 122, the 2023 Chiron Super Sport in Argent Silver and Black Carbon with Havana upholstery, displays SOLD $4,150,000 against a $4.3 million-$4.7 million presale estimate. This is a particularly relevant benchmark for a low-mileage Super Sport buyer, but transaction structure, options, service/warranty eligibility and buyer fees remain essential to an apples-to-apples comparison.
4. Ford GT and Lexus LFA
Both remain segments where a rare configuration and extraordinary miles can move values more than any simple model average. Watch 2005/2006 Ford GTs separately from the second-generation cars and individual Heritage liveries. For LFAs, factory color, original condition, mileage and documented provenance should lead the discussion.
5. Ferrari 458 and Porsche GT2 RS
The October $440,000 2,400-mile 458 Italia and the $800,000 799-mile GT2 RS Weissach demonstrate that the cleanest, best-specified examples can still achieve meaningful prices. The same month’s lower-priced transactions show why one peak sale cannot automatically reprice an average car.
The watch-list discipline
The XII Reserve looks for evidence of real transactions, not merely attention. For unusual, thin-supply collector vehicles, add chassis-level due diligence, full documentation, condition and all-in transaction cost before drawing an acquisition conclusion.
Source clarity: official app result snapshot
Las Vegas October 31 results cited here are the SOLD amounts or PASSED statuses visible in the Broad Arrow Auctions app recording supplied by The XII Reserve on November 1, 2026. The captured Past Lots view does not say whether a displayed amount is hammer-only or includes buyer premium; figures are therefore described as app-reported sold amounts, not hammer prices. Pending any later official corrections, this is a dated snapshot, not a certified final financial settlement.
Sources & methods
- Catalog — https://fliphtml5.com/kfgkh/judd/
- Classic Slr — https://www.classicdriver.com/en/car/mercedes-benz/slr-mclaren/2008/1131799
- Bat 458 Low — https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2012-ferrari-458-italia-30/
- Bat Gt2 Blue — https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2018-porsche-911-gt2-rs-97/
- Glenmarch — https://www.glenmarch.com/auctions/results/3007?direction=desc&sort=AuctionCars.results_price
The XII Reserve is independent. Public sale figures are selected transactions, not universal appraisals. Presale auction estimates, unsold bids, private asking prices and completed transactions are not interchangeable. Market observations are general editorial commentary and not a guarantee of value.