Happy last day of September, gearheads — Bring a Trailer is closing out the month with an absolutely stacked lineup. With 248 auctions wrapping up today, there’s something for everyone from rat-rod fanatics to supercar speculators, and a few listings that genuinely stopped me mid-coffee-sip. Let’s dig in.
2001 Mercedes-Benz CL600
The W215 CL600 is one of those cars that was brutally underappreciated when new and is still flying under the radar today — a hand-built V12 grand tourer that competes on every level with the best Europe had to offer at the turn of the millennium. Depreciation once made these terrifying to own, but the survivors are increasingly being recognized as the genuine luxury icons they always were. Bidding hasn’t kicked off yet, which honestly makes this the kind of listing to watch closely. Check out the 2001 Mercedes-Benz CL600 on Bring a Trailer before the crowd catches on.
248 BaT Auctions Closing Today
Two hundred and forty-eight auctions crossing the finish line on a single Wednesday — that’s a serious volume day even by BaT standards. Whether you’re hunting a project car or dropping serious money on a collectible, the sheer breadth of what’s closing today means opportunity is everywhere if you’re willing to scroll. Browse all 248 Bring a Trailer auctions closing today and set yourself some alerts, because last-minute snipe opportunities are inevitable in a field this large.
11k-Mile 1973 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS
Eleven thousand miles on a 1973 Dino 246 GTS. Let that sink in. The Dino is one of the most beautiful cars Pininfarina ever penned, and the open-top GTS with a targa roof is the most desirable variant of an already-legendary model — it’s the car that arguably made Ferrari accessible without making it feel cheap. Low-mileage examples like this don’t surface often, and when they do, serious collectors pay attention. See the 11,000-mile 1973 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS listing while you still can.
2,200-Kilometer Euro 2021 Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series AMG ONE Edition
The AMG GT Black Series is already the most extreme road car Mercedes-AMG has ever bolted a number plate to, and an AMG ONE Edition example with just 2,200 kilometers is essentially new — in the most insane possible way. This is a track-focused, flat-plane-crank, 720-horsepower monster dressed up in special livery trim, and the euro-market spec adds a layer of collector intrigue for American buyers. These are already trading at significant premiums over their original sticker prices and that trajectory shows no sign of reversing. Follow the 2021 Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series AMG ONE Edition auction if your bank account dares.
1,700-Mile 2016 Dodge Viper SRT GTC ACR Extreme
The last-generation Viper ACR Extreme is the car that proved America could build a world-class track weapon, full stop — it was lapping circuits faster than Ferraris and Lamborghinis that cost twice as much. A GTC with the Extreme aero package and only 1,700 miles is essentially a time capsule of the most fearsome Viper ever built, and with production long ended, these are only going one direction in value. If you’ve been sleeping on the last Vipers, consider this your wake-up call. Bid on the 1,700-mile 2016 Dodge Viper SRT GTC ACR Extreme before someone else does.
One-Owner Safir GT40 Mk V at No Reserve
The Safir GT40 Mk V is the real deal — not a replica, not a tribute, but a continuation GT40 built by the people who held the original tooling and rights after Ford’s racing program ended. One owner, no reserve, and the sort of provenance that makes Ford GT40 purists nod approvingly. These continuation cars occupy a fascinating and legitimate space in the collector world, and a no-reserve auction on a one-owner example is the kind of event you don’t see every month. Don’t miss the one-owner Safir GT40 Mk V no-reserve auction — it could go for a song or a fortune.
402-Mile 2025 Porsche 911 Turbo 50 Years
Porsche’s 50th anniversary of the 911 Turbo is a celebration wrapped in a special-edition package, and with just 402 miles on the clock this one is essentially unwrapped. The 992-generation Turbo S is already regarded as one of the greatest all-around performance cars ever made — fast enough to embarrass supercars, comfortable enough for a grocery run — and the anniversary edition adds collector cachet on top of an already brilliant machine. Expect spirited bidding when this one gets rolling. Watch the 402-mile 2025 Porsche 911 Turbo 50 Years on Bring a Trailer if you want to see where the market puts a fresh special-edition 911.
2022 Porsche Panamera GTS
The Panamera GTS sits in a sweet spot that doesn’t get enough credit — more driver-focused than the base car, less track-obsessed than the Turbo S E-Hybrid, and with a naturally aspirated soul that makes it genuinely fun rather than just fast. As a used buy in 2026, the Panamera GTS represents one of the better performance-per-dollar propositions on BaT’s roster today. It’s the kind of car you can daily, road-trip, and actually enjoy without the anxiety that comes with some of today’s more exotic listings. See what the 2022 Porsche Panamera GTS brings at auction — smart money might be watching this one.
348-Powered ’31 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan Rat Rod at No Reserve
And then there’s this: a 1931 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan stuffed with a Chevy 348 and listed at no reserve. Rat rods are a completely different universe from the resto-mod crowd — raw, unapologetic, built to be driven and gawked at rather than coddled. The pairing of pre-war American steel with a classic big-block Chevy is exactly the kind of mad science that makes car culture so wonderfully weird. No reserve means it sells to whoever shows up, so the price could be anything. Bid on the 348-powered 1931 Ford Model A Tudor rat rod — where else are you going to find something like this today?
That’s your September 30th roundup from BaT — a day that somehow managed to squeeze a Dino, a continuation GT40, a near-new Viper ACR, and a rat rod all onto the same page. Whether you’re here to bid, browse, or just live vicariously, today’s lineup is a reminder of why this hobby never gets old. Good luck out there, and don’t forget to check the closing times before you get sniped.
