2024 Aston Martin Valkyrie Spider
Only 85 Valkyrie Spyders were made
The highlight of the event is the 2024 Aston Martin Valkyrie Spider, which has been fitted with the Q Vispeak option and has only 97km on the odometer.
Already generating a great deal of buzz among European enthusiasts, the Zurich Auction will feature a large number of exceptional collector’s cars. Broad Arrow Auctions and Auto Zurich, the organizers of the auction, have prepared over 60 highly desirable collector’s cars, many of which have a confirmed Swiss ownership history, further enhancing their appeal in the international market.
Joe Twyman, VP of Sales EMEA at Broad Arrow, commented on the Zurich auction:
“The most valuable collector’s cars often have an immaculate history, and the vehicles being offered at Zurich Auction are perfect examples of this. Whether it’s a rare super sports car or a classic car with a unique story, this Swiss event will provide the discerning collector with the perfect opportunity to acquire something very special.”
One of the most impressive cars up for auction is a 2024 Aston Martin Valkyrie Spider, estimated at CHF 2.75 million to CHF 3.25 million. Finished in Gloss Storm Purple, this beautiful Spider includes options worth CHF 250,000 from Aston Martin’s bespoke division, Q. Only 85 Spiders will be built, with only 97 km on the clock and delivered in Switzerland.
Bergman’s beloved Ferrari also makes an appearance
A 1952 Ferrari 212 Europa Pininfarina Coupe, once owned by Ingrid Bergman, best known for her roles in films such as “Casablanca.”
A must-see for collectors seeking a car with an incredible story: the 1952 Ferrari 212 Europa Pininfarina Coupe, estimated at CHF 800,000-1,000,000. The story of chassis number 0265 EU is inseparable from the famous romance between Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman and Italian film director Roberto Rossellini.
In April 1951, Bergman and Rossellini visited the Turin Auto Show, where Rossellini promised Bergman that he would purchase a coupe. Bergman appointed Pininfarina as the coachbuilder. Before delivery, Ferrari exhibited this car at the 23rd Geneva Motor Show, and its understated two-tone appearance is said to have heralded the arrival of a new design language for Maranello road cars.
Subsequent owners include American film director Clarence Leon Brown (producer of films such as “The Last of the Mohicans”). This particular car was exhibited at the Ferrari Museum in Modena from February 2020 to March 2021. It was then sent to Ferrari Classiche, where it was issued a Red Book certificate. It also comes with complete production records from Maranello and a file showing the car’s ownership history, as well as its concours awards at Pebble Beach and Villa d’Este, and its participation in the Mille Miglia.
