EIGHT new record auction prices were set at the Broad Arrow Auctions sale held at the Monterey Car Week.

The auction achieved $57.4 million in total sales with 80 per cent of all lots sold.

The records were led by the top-seller of the auction, a 2005 Maserati MC12 Stradale,at a final $5,202,500 (£3,857,653.75). The price is a record for the MC12 model at auction smashed the previous record of $3,800,000 and made the car the most valuable modern Maserati ever sold at auction.

"Our 2025 Monterey Jet Centre Auction was another strong sale for Broad Arrow," saidBarney Ruprecht, senior car specialist and vice-president of auctions for Broad Arrow. "Collectors and industry insiders took notice of the quality and relevance of the cars on offer, which translated to stand out prices across today's most in-demand categories.

"Results reflect the particular and continuing strength of modern collectibles, as we witness the generational rotation of the collector car market. Our passion for and focus on this segment continue to grow-a market we have been pioneering in the industry since Broad Arrow's inception."

Additional record-setting sales across the two-day auction include:

Broad Arrow, which is owned by Hagerty, also offered its largest selection of Japanese collector cars to date at the 2025 Monterey Jet Centre Auction.

Generating significant pre-sale interest and attention, stand out results for JDM and other Japanese collectibles at the sale include the exceedingly rare, an Omori-factory restored1999 Nissan Skyline CRS GT-R V-Spec by NISMO, which sold for a final $692,500, the holy grail of high-performance Subarus, a1998 Subaru Impreza 22B STi, at $235,200, and a1995 Toyota Supra RZ, the final lot of the entire auction, which exceeded pre-sale estimate at a final $80,640 (Estimate: $40,000 - $70,000).

All prices are listed in USD and include buyer's premium. The exchange rate is currently £1 to $1.35.