THE STORIES BEHIND EXTRAORDINARY PRICES
MILLIONLORE.

WHAT CHANGED?

The evidence behind
the movement.

Every published snapshot has a date, a scope and an explanation.

Latest update

Established the first saved ranking from the existing three documented car sales. This records our selection, not new sales or new valuations.

Baseline. This is the first saved snapshot. There is no previous edition to compare, so no upward or downward movement is claimed.

News and rankings follow different rules

A forthcoming auction, estimate or unconfirmed report does not change these ranks. A result must have a primary source, an identified object, sale date, currency and compatible fee basis before editorial review can admit it.

No automated news feed is connected yet. There are no new verified sale updates in this opening snapshot. Updates will be published when reviewed; this is not a real-time market feed.

Snapshot archive

2026-10-11

Established the first saved ranking from the existing three documented car sales. This records our selection, not new sales or new valuations.

  1. Rank 1: 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO — USD 48,405,000
  2. Rank 2: 1963 Aston Martin DP215 — USD 21,455,000
  3. Rank 3: 1966 Ford GT40 Mk II, chassis P/1016 — USD 9,795,000

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