Happy Halloween, gearheads — and BaT is treating us to one seriously scary-good lineup today. Three Ferraris, a unicorn-mileage E39 M5, a vintage FJ45 Land Cruiser that spent over two decades in one family, and a handful of other gems are all live right now. Grab your coffee, or something stronger, because this one’s worth a long scroll.
137-Mile 2020 Ferrari 488 Pista
One hundred and thirty-seven miles. On a 488 Pista. Let that sink in for a second. The 488 Pista is already a landmark Ferrari — a track-focused, stripped-out, screaming monument to what Maranello can do with a twin-turbo V8 — and this one has essentially never been driven. Cars like this are essentially time capsules, and they attract a very specific (and very wealthy) kind of collector who wants the definitive example. Expect the bidding to get biblical before this one closes. Bid on this 137-mile 2020 Ferrari 488 Pista on Bring a Trailer.
2008 Porsche 911 GT2
The 997-generation GT2 is the widowmaker — 530 horsepower, rear-wheel drive, no stability nannies holding your hand, and a reputation that demands respect. This is the car that separates the drivers from the people who just think they’re drivers. A clean example of the 997 GT2 is one of the great modern Porsche collectibles, and values have been climbing steadily as the collector market recognizes what a savage, uncompromising machine this was. Check out this 2008 Porsche 911 GT2 on Bring a Trailer.
This Week’s Weird and Wonderful — October 30, 2026
BaT’s weekly Weird and Wonderful roundup is always a rabbit hole worth falling into — it’s where the site surfaces the strange, the obscure, and the deeply lovable oddballs that don’t fit neatly into any other category. If you’ve ever wanted a vehicle that makes your neighbors genuinely confused, this is your weekly therapy session. Browse this week’s Weird and Wonderful on Bring a Trailer.
2023 Ferrari 812 GTS
A naturally aspirated V12 convertible from Ferrari in 2023 — that’s not a car, that’s a religious experience with a folding roof. The 812 GTS is one of the last of a dying breed: an open-air, front-engined Ferrari screamer that revs to the heavens the old-fashioned way, no turbos required. These are already appreciating as buyers realize the V12 Ferrari roadster era is genuinely winding down. Place a bid on this 2023 Ferrari 812 GTS on Bring a Trailer.
22-Years-Family-Owned 1964 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ45 Pickup
Twenty-two years in one family on a 1964 FJ45 Pickup — that’s the kind of provenance that makes serious collectors sit up straight. The FJ45 is the rarest and most desirable of the classic Land Cruiser body styles, a proper truck-based workhorse that the off-road world has finally recognized as the icon it always was. Long-term single-family ownership usually means the history is traceable and the car wasn’t being flipped by speculators, which is exactly what you want. See the 22-years-family-owned 1964 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ45 Pickup on Bring a Trailer.
7k-Mile 2001 BMW M5 at No Reserve
The E39 M5 is one of the most universally beloved sports sedans ever built, and finding one with just 7,000 miles on the clock is the kind of thing that happens maybe once or twice a year on the entire internet. No reserve means this thing sells to whoever shows up, which should light a fire under serious bidders who know exactly what they’re looking at. If you’ve been waiting for your chance at a genuine, nearly-new E39 M5, this is it. Bid on this 7k-mile 2001 BMW M5 at no reserve on Bring a Trailer.
1965 Ford Econoline Pickup 3-Speed at No Reserve
The first-generation Econoline Pickup is one of Ford’s strangest and most charming creations — a cab-over layout that puts the engine literally between your knees, a bed out back, and styling that looks like it was designed by someone who had never seen a truck before but had a great time anyway. At no reserve, this one will find a new home no matter what, and the vintage van and truck crowd has been pushing prices on these quirky Fords steadily upward. Check out this 1965 Ford Econoline Pickup 3-Speed at no reserve on Bring a Trailer.
21k-Mile 2016 Mercedes-AMG GT S
The AMG GT S is what happens when Mercedes decides to build a proper sports car instead of just a fast sedan, and the result is a long-hood, rear-engine bruiser with genuinely spectacular looks and a twin-turbo V8 that sounds like a thunderstorm in a tunnel. Twenty-one thousand miles keeps this one squarely in the “basically new” zone for a car that’s now a decade old, and AMG GT values have been finding their floor after early depreciation. Explore this 21k-mile 2016 Mercedes-AMG GT S on Bring a Trailer.
2021 Ferrari F8 Spider
The F8 Spider is the drop-top evolution of the 488 platform, and it represents the sweet spot for buyers who want a modern Ferrari twin-turbo V8 experience without the full track-weapon commitment of the Pista — top down, sun out, all eight cylinders doing their thing. As a 2021 model it’s barely broken in, and the F8 generation is starting to look like a smart buy as production wound down and the successor arrived. Bid on this 2021 Ferrari F8 Spider on Bring a Trailer.
That’s one heck of a Halloween treat from BaT — three Ferraris, a near-mint E39 M5, a legendary FJ45, and enough variety to keep every flavor of enthusiast busy refreshing their browser. Keep an eye on that no-reserve BMW especially; at 7,000 miles, it’s the kind of car that could absolutely run away at auction. Happy bidding, and try not to spend the grocery money.
