The new Classic Car Auction Yearbook launches from the Auto e Moto d’Epoca Fiera in Bologna reporting on the 2022-2023 season surpassing two billion dollars in turnover 

Authors Adolfo Orsi and Raffaele Gazzi explain key factors behind today’s “buyer’s market”, such as how foreign currency, no-reserve cars, and blue chip examples have played a role. “The first 226 cars (5.65% of the total) are more valuable than the remaining 4,002 sold in the season.” (See page 18) Historica Selecta honors RM Sotheby’s […]

Classic cars sold at auction exceed $1 billion in global turnover and the market continues to be led by the United States with 64% of the total With data going back 24 years, the Yearbook shows statistics on sales varying from marque to specific chassis numbers, countries of origin to countries of sale, period of […]

Adolfo Orsi also shares his 2015-2016 season analysis and reporting from the new 21st edition of the Classic Car Auction Yearbook that launched in October The Credit Suisse Classic Car Program has proudly sponsored the Yearbook for eight consecutive years REGGIO EMILIA, Italy (26 January 2017) – Classic Car Auction Yearbook Co-Author and Historian Adolfo […]

The perfect tool to analyze the trends behind 5,644 cars offered this season The new 2015-2016 Yearbook shows Ferrari represented roughly 30% of total market turnover with an excess of 812 examples offered versus last year’s 576 Presenting fresh statistics on geographical segmentation and for period of manufacturing Historica Selecta honors Artcurial Motorcars with the […]