Ferrari Daytona SP3s Fetch $18.5M, $10.9M

Ferrari pricing is drawing attention across collector auctions and current listings. A nearly new, one-owner Daytona SP3 sold in Las Vegas for $18.54 million, far above a yellow, former press and development car that brought about $10.9 million in London the same day; the green car’s bespoke color, 81-mile odometer and distinctive specification helped explain the premium. A Ferrari 360 Spider with a fresh timing-belt service and desirable options was bidding at $100,000 with five days left, with an estimated fair value of $100,000 to $115,000. In London, a 1964 Ferrari 250 GT Lusso once owned by Samsung chairman Lee Kun-hee sold for £1,028,750, though its unusual white interior’s original specification is not entirely clear from the auction description. Separately, Ferrari’s Luce is priced at $560,800 in the United States, below early estimates based on converting its Italian price.