A True Driver’s Ferrari Enzo to Lead Broad Arrow’s Second Annual Las Vegas Auction
Broad Arrow Auctions, the collector-car auction business driven by Hagerty (NYSE: HGTY), will feature a 2003 Ferrari Enzo estimated at $6,500,000-$8,500,000 at its second annual Las Vegas Auction on October 31 at Wynn Las Vegas. The inaugural 2025 edition generated over $13.7 million in total sales with an 82 percent sell-through rate, topped by a 2010 Bugatti Veyron that sold for $2,205,000 — a then world record for the model. Roughly 70 collector cars are planned this year; the headline Enzo is Ferrari Classiche certified, has covered less than 18,000 miles, and was freshly serviced in March 2026 at a cost exceeding $10,000.
Key figures
- Lots planned
- approximately 70
- Enzo estimate low
- 6500000
- Enzo estimate high
- 8500000
- Vehicles protected
- 2.8 million
- Prior year top sale
- $2,205,000
- Headline car mileage
- 17159
- Prior year total sales
- $13.7 million
- Prior year sell through rate
- 82%
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