September’s market was defined by dispersion: mileage, factory specification and replacement difficulty created dramatically different outcomes inside the same model families.
The latest broad-market monthly aggregate remains August. September’s model-level transaction tape is current through month-end and shows a collector market increasingly unwilling to pay one generic price for every example.
907-mile Matte Bianco Italia sale.
19k-mile Rosso Corsa sale.
37-mile ’68 Heritage Edition.
September public-sale range.
CLASSIC.COM reported $1.01B in August auction sales, up 51% year over year, with a 75% sell-through rate and $166K average sale price. We keep that aggregate separate from September’s transaction-level observations rather than presenting partial September data as a full-month market total.
The Pista Spider and GT2 RS both showed six-figure spreads inside the same model family. Low miles alone are not enough, but low miles paired with rarity, originality and specification can create a separate tier.
The 812 GTS reached a $710K high bid, the F12berlinetta $555K and the Senna $1.976M without meeting reserve. Those bids help locate demand, but should not be treated as closed comps.
PTS, Extra Range paint, heritage liveries and meaningful factory packages continue to create price separation that generic valuation guides often miss.
Public transaction sources include Bring a Trailer, Hagerty Valuation Tools, CLASSIC.COM and major auction houses. “RNM” means reserve not met and is shown as price-discovery context, not as a completed sale. Data cut-off: September 30, 2026.
