ALT/FNDATA · Market Report
Q2 2025 Report: The Collector & Exotic Car Market
Auction-realized prices and the public-market backdrop
A softer spring against a strong comparison: collector-car value fell year over year on a quieter calendar and a lighter top of the market, even as the listed makers diverged, Ferrari resilient while Porsche and the mass makers absorbed the tariff.
The headline
The correction in three numbers
$255.7M
Q2 2025 auction value
Across 5,945 sold lots; −36% gross and −31% like-for-like on a strong 2024
$4.46M
Top lot: Lamborghini Miura SV
At RM Sotheby's; the road-car high in a quieter spring
−31%
Like-for-like value, YoY
$255.7M vs $371.9M at the houses tracked in both quarters
Auction-realized prices: what collector cars actually sold for at the hammer, not asking prices. · 10M+ auction results · 100+ houses.
The read
What the data shows
A quieter calendar met a demanding comparison. Value fell about thirty-one percent like-for-like to $255.7 million, and the top of the market thinned: the high was a Lamborghini Miura SV at $4.46 million, well below the marque leaders of the flagship quarters. May carried the bulk at roughly $133 million as the spring marquee sales did the work, while Mecum cleared $142 million on volume. The softness sat in the calendar and the top lots, not in a broad collapse.
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- The full month-by-month breakdown (the spring sales calendar)
- Showroom vs. saleroom: the automaker backdrop in Q2 2025
- Marque analysis: where the volume and the capital actually went
- Methodology and how to cite the data
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