It’s a Tuesday in late July and Bring a Trailer is absolutely not messing around. Today’s lineup runs the full spectrum from a nearly untouched Ferrari supercar to a supercharged pony car begging for a new home at no reserve — with a pair of air-cooled-adjacent Porsches, an Aston roadster, and even an electric dirt bike thrown in for good measure. Bidding hasn’t fired up yet on most of these, which means if you’ve got your paddle ready, the window is wide open.
1,200-Mile 2015 Ferrari 458 Italia
Twelve hundred miles. On a 458 Italia. Let that sink in for a second. The 458 is widely considered the last truly pure, analog mid-engine Ferrari before turbocharging took over, and finding one this fresh is genuinely rare. Collectors have been hoarding low-mileage examples for years now, and the values have responded accordingly. Check out this time-capsule 2015 Ferrari 458 Italia on Bring a Trailer and prepare yourself for the number it’s going to fetch when bidding opens up.
2025 Lamborghini Revuelto
The Revuelto is the Aventador’s fire-breathing, hybridized successor, packing a naturally aspirated V12 working alongside electric motors — a combination that Lamborghini claims produces over 1,000 combined horsepower. These are still incredibly fresh off the line, and seeing one hit the auction block in 2026 is eyebrow-raising to say the least. Whether it’s a quick flip or a motivated seller, this is the kind of listing that draws serious money and serious eyeballs. Have a look at this 2025 Lamborghini Revuelto listing on Bring a Trailer and enjoy the spectacle.
RoW 1997 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S Coupe 6-Speed
“RoW” — Rest of World spec — is code for “not federalized,” which means this 993-generation Carrera 4S came from somewhere outside the US market and has likely led a more interesting life than the average American-delivered car. The 993 is the last air-cooled 911, full stop, and the wide-body 4S variant is one of the most desirable configurations you can find. Dig into this RoW 1997 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S on Bring a Trailer — the comments section is going to be a lively one once the crowd shows up.
2001 Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe 6-Speed
The 996-generation 911 spent years as the unloved middle child of the air-cooled-to-water-cooled transition, but the market has firmly turned the corner on these and values are climbing. A clean 996 Carrera coupe with a proper six-speed manual is a genuinely fun car at a price that still makes sense compared to its 993 and 997 siblings. See how this 2001 Porsche 911 Carrera 6-Speed is priced when bidding kicks off on Bring a Trailer — this one could be a sleeper deal.
6k-Kilometer 2019 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 Coupe 3ZR ZTK 7-Speed
The C7 ZR1 with the ZTK Performance Package is as serious as Bowling Green ever got with the front-engine Corvette formula, and six thousand kilometers means this thing is essentially brand new. The supercharged LT5 in these cars is a masterpiece of American muscle engineering, and with the C8 ZR1 now out in the world, the C7 version is starting to look like a certified future classic. Explore this nearly new 2019 Corvette ZR1 ZTK 7-Speed on Bring a Trailer before someone snaps it up.
25k-Mile 2011 Aston Martin V8 Vantage S Roadster at No Reserve
An Aston Martin V8 Vantage S Roadster at no reserve is the kind of listing that rewards the patient auction watcher — no reserve means it sells regardless of where the number lands. Twenty-five thousand miles is a reasonable driving history on a Vantage, and the S model brings the upgraded engine output and sportier suspension tune over the standard car. Follow this no-reserve 2011 Aston Martin V8 Vantage S Roadster on Bring a Trailer if you want to watch the endgame bidding get spicy.
Supercharged 2003 Ford Mustang Mach 1 5-Speed at No Reserve
The Mach 1 nameplate carries serious heritage weight, and a 2003 example with a supercharger bolted on and no reserve is exactly the kind of scrappy, fun listing that makes BaT worth checking every morning. Someone has clearly wrung a bit more performance out of this pony, and at no reserve the final price is going to be purely market-driven. See where this supercharged no-reserve 2003 Ford Mustang Mach 1 ends up on Bring a Trailer — could be a steal.
2012 Cadillac CTS-V Coupe
The CTS-V Coupe is one of the most underrated American performance cars of the last two decades — a supercharged LSA V8 in a sharp two-door body that could embarrass German sports sedans on a track and cost a fraction of the price. They’ve been quietly appreciating as buyers figure out what they’ve been sleeping on, and clean examples are getting harder to find. Check out this 2012 Cadillac CTS-V Coupe on Bring a Trailer and see if the market has caught on yet.
2019 Alta Redshift EXR at No Reserve
A curveball closer: the Alta Redshift EXR is an electric motocross bike from a company that unfortunately didn’t survive, making surviving examples increasingly collectible among the early-EV-enthusiast crowd. No reserve means someone’s walking away with a piece of electric two-wheel history regardless of where bidding lands. Check out this no-reserve 2019 Alta Redshift EXR on Bring a Trailer — it’s a footnote in the electrification story and a cool one at that.
That’s today’s Bring a Trailer roundup — a genuinely stacked Tuesday with something for every flavor of enthusiast. Check back as bidding heats up on the headliners; a no-mileage 458 Italia and a brand-new Revuelto going to auction in the same day doesn’t happen every week.
