A short list of classics. Every figure is a published result or a condition guide. Where there is only one sale, we say so. We do not draw five years we do not have, and we do not call a car a good investment.
$3,300,000 – $3,900,000
The last Ferrari signed off by Enzo. Values are set at auction and by US condition guides, not by the dealer stock CarLux lists.
Hagerty’s October 2026 price guide put a 1990 F40 in #3 good condition between $3.3 million and $3.9 million, up 5.9% on the quarter. That is a US condition guide, not a forecast and not a European retail price.
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$2,200,000
The mid-engine car that set the shape of the modern supercar. P400 S results in 2026 still depend on specification, history and where the car is sold.
Hagerty’s October 2026 guide showed a 1969 Miura P400 S in #3 good condition at $2.2 million, up 7.3% on the quarter. The same month a different 1970 P400 S sold in Belgium for €1,725,000 including premium. One European result is not the US guide.
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€517,500
The last Countach, built to mark Lamborghini’s quarter century. One published European result is not a price curve.
We have one published hammer price for this page. That shows where one car sold. It does not say whether the model is rising, flat or falling.
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€322,000
The smaller Ferrari of the early 1970s, often the first classic Ferrari a collector prices against a Miura or a Daytona.
We have one published hammer price for this page. That shows where one car sold. It does not say whether the model is rising, flat or falling.
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€1,265,000
The open 300 SL, the car collectors price when the Gullwing is out of reach. This page records one 2026 European result.
We have one published hammer price for this page. That shows where one car sold. It does not say whether the model is rising, flat or falling.
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€437,000
BMW’s mid-engine homologation car. Rare enough that a single auction result is a marker, not a market.
We have one published hammer price for this page. That shows where one car sold. It does not say whether the model is rising, flat or falling.
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