The priciest cars sold at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale 2025 include a Hennessy Venom roadster, a futuristic Pagani Huayra and slew of Ford muscle cars.
Barrett-Jackson Auction Co. held one of its biggest auctions ever in Scottsdale in 2025, bringing in nearly $200 million at their event last week.
Barrett-Jackson's Scottsdale auction sold a "Ghostbusters Ectomobile" replica for $297,000 and a "Back To The Future" DeLorean replica for $132,000, while a charity car auction raised $150,000 for the Progeria Research Foundation.
One thing is certain besides death and taxes. The sale prices for collectible cars at the Barrett-Jackson auction keep going up as the week progresses.
Chevrolet donated the first production 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 for charity. The winning bidder is a familiar face.
Top money at the sale was paid by NASCAR team owner Rick Hendrick. He brought the crowd to its feet with a closing bid of US$3.7 million on the first retail 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1. Corvette ZR1 serial number 001 made up more than half of the auction company’s charity sales, in fact, which netting US$5.2 million total.
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Cars owned by Sammy Hagar, Nicholas Cage and custom vehicles from TV shows like 'Batman' are all part of the 2025 Barrett-Jackson auction Jan. 18-26 in Scottsdale.
Jackson's hometown Scottsdale auction, LOT #3005, the 2025 Chevy Corvette ZR1's first retail production unit, was sold at no reserve