Same number of cars. Meaningfully more money.
Through February, tracked auction volume reached $1.3 billion - roughly $300 million ahead of the same point in 2025 with nearly identical transaction counts. RM Sotheby's Miami became the month's defining modern-exotic sale.
| Model / Market | Result | Mileage / Detail | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 Ferrari LaFerrari | $6.880M | 554 mi | RM Sotheby's Miami - Feb 27 |
| 2005 Porsche Carrera GT | $3.305M | 602 mi | RM Sotheby's Miami - Feb 27 |
| 2023 Ferrari 812 Competizione A | $2.645M | 95 mi | RM Sotheby's Miami - Feb 27 |
| 2020 Ferrari 488 Pista Spider | $1.072M | 2k mi | RM Sotheby's Miami - Feb 27 |
| 2022 Ferrari 812 GTS | $742K | 2k mi | RM Sotheby's Miami - Feb 27 |
LaFerrari, Carrera GT, Competizione A and Pista Spider all produced clean public price discovery in one sale.
The 95-mile Competizione A and 602-mile Carrera GT reinforced the valuation power of preserved, collector-grade examples.
February produced 89 market records, with more than half occurring online even as the very top end remained live-auction led.
February strengthened the case for treating modern limited-production cars as their own market. The right spec, history and mileage were pulling buyers toward seven-figure territory while ordinary examples still required disciplined entry points.
Individual results are reference points, not universal valuations. Mileage, specification, originality, history, condition, venue and timing all matter.
