Wednesday on Bring a Trailer is serving up a buffet that goes from a nearly-untouched muscle car legend to a six-figure Italian hybrid hypercar, with a whole lot of interesting stuff in between. Nothing is showing bids yet — these listings are fresh and the wolves are still circling — but the lineup alone is enough to keep you glued to your screen all day. Grab a coffee. Maybe two.
2024 Ferrari SF90 Spider Assetto Fiorano
The SF90 Spider Assetto Fiorano is Ferrari’s plug-in hybrid flagship with the top chopped off, and the Assetto Fiorano package layers on lightweight carbon, Multimatic dampers, and aerodynamic bits that make it the most focused version of an already ferocious machine. These were allocated, not just purchased, so finding one on the open market is a genuine event. Check out this 2024 Ferrari SF90 Spider Assetto Fiorano on BaT before the number-crunching crowd figures out what it’s worth.
10k-Mile 2016 Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 Roadster
The naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 Aventador is already starting to feel like the last of a dying breed — Lamborghini has moved on — and a low-mileage Roadster example is exactly the kind of thing collectors are quietly hoarding. Ten thousand miles on an Aventador Roadster means someone actually drove it, which honestly makes it more interesting, not less. See the 10k-mile 2016 Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 Roadster listing and prepare to feel things.
30-Mile 1987 Buick GNX
Thirty miles. Three. Zero. The GNX is already the holy grail of American turbocharged muscle — only 547 were ever built — and a specimen with a mere 30 miles on the odometer is essentially a time capsule with a turbo. These have been climbing steadily in value for years and show no signs of slowing down. Don’t blink when you look at this 30-mile 1987 Buick GNX on Bring a Trailer — the bidding will be violent when it starts.
The Maserati Collection, from 1600veloce
A curated collection sale from a named seller is always worth stopping for, because these tend to represent decades of passionate, intentional buying rather than a random estate cleanout. The 1600veloce Maserati collection promises a deep dive into one of Italy’s most dramatic and historically complicated marques. Explore the full Maserati Collection from 1600veloce and see what a lifetime of trident-badge obsession looks like all in one place.
1979 Ford F-350 Ranger Lariat Camper Special
The Camper Special trim on these late-’70s Super Duty Fords was built to haul serious weight and look good doing it, and the Ranger Lariat package brought every comfort option Ford was willing to bolt on at the time. Square-body truck fever has been running hot at auction for a few years now and a legitimately purpose-built Camper Special in Lariat trim is a cut above the average barn find. Get the full scoop on this 1979 Ford F-350 Ranger Lariat Camper Special before it disappears into someone’s mountain weekend property.
9k-Mile 2019 Porsche 911 GT2 RS Weissach at No Reserve
No reserve on a Weissach-package GT2 RS with under 10,000 miles is the kind of sentence that makes grown adults refresh their browser repeatedly. The GT2 RS was Porsche’s most extreme 991-generation road car, and the Weissach package sheds weight and adds magnesium wheels and carbon fiber everywhere it possibly can. Follow this 9k-mile 2019 Porsche 911 GT2 RS Weissach at no reserve — when bidding opens, it will move fast and it will move high.
2006 Jeep Commander Limited at No Reserve
The Commander is one of those trucks that was unloved in its own time and is now developing a quiet cult following among people who appreciate seven-seat body-on-frame capability without the current-era pricing insanity. The Limited trim brought a genuine leather interior and most of the available option boxes ticked. Bid on this no-reserve 2006 Jeep Commander Limited if you’ve been sleeping on these and want a practical old-school SUV before the rest of the internet catches on.
7k-Mile 2019 Acura NSX
The second-generation NSX never quite got the respect it deserved from purists, but time has a funny way of correcting that, and a low-mileage example with the twin-turbo hybrid drivetrain in good health is a legitimately sophisticated piece of engineering history. Seven thousand miles keeps it well inside “barely broken in” territory. Check out this 7k-mile 2019 Acura NSX on BaT and decide whether you want to be the person who bought one before everyone else wished they had.
40-Years-Family-Owned 1978 Volkswagen Super Beetle Convertible at No Reserve
Four decades in one family is the kind of provenance that money genuinely can’t manufacture — it means someone cared about this car for the entire time you’ve probably been alive. The Super Beetle Convertible by Karmann is an air-cooled classic with genuine open-air charm, and the no-reserve tag means it sells to the highest bidder, full stop. Read the story on this 40-years-family-owned 1978 Volkswagen Super Beetle Convertible and appreciate what it means when a car stays in one garage that long.
That’s the Wednesday spread, and honestly it’s one of the more eclectic and compelling lineups we’ve seen in a while. From a museum-grade GNX to a no-reserve GT2 RS Weissach to a family heirloom Bug, there’s something here for every kind of car person. Keep your BaT bookmarks organized and your bidding fingers limber — it’s going to be a long, glorious day.
