Monday on Bring a Trailer and they are absolutely not messing around. Today’s lineup runs the full spectrum from a virtually untouched last-of-its-kind British supercar to a Chip Foose television legend, with a Defender 90, a screaming Trackhawk, and a one-family Saab thrown in for good measure. Nine auctions, zero boring choices — let’s get into it.
362-Mile 2023 Aston Martin V12 Vantage Roadster
This is it — the swan song of Aston Martin’s naturally aspirated V12 in roadster form, and someone has kept it wrapped in cotton wool with just 362 miles on the clock. The V12 Vantage Roadster was built in extremely limited numbers, and with the era of big atmospheric engines disappearing faster than your lap time in the wet, finding one this fresh is genuinely remarkable. Expect serious money when the bidding finally heats up. Bid on the 362-mile 2023 Aston Martin V12 Vantage Roadster.
Foose-Customized 1970 Ford Mustang SportsRoof “Gambler 514”
If you watched Overhaulin’ back in the day, the name Chip Foose needs no introduction — the man is a living legend of custom car design. The “Gambler 514” is not just a modified pony car; it’s a rolling piece of automotive television history with Foose’s personal vision baked into every panel and detail. Provenance like this is rare in the muscle car world, and collectors who missed it on TV now have their shot. Check out the Foose-customized 1970 Ford Mustang SportsRoof Gambler 514 on BaT.
1998 Land Rover Defender 90 300Tdi 5-Speed
A 1998 Defender 90 with the 300Tdi diesel and a five-speed manual is pretty much the holy trinity for Defender purists — torquey, fixable anywhere on earth, and wearing that boxy silhouette that never goes out of style. US-market Defenders this generation are already nosing into serious collector territory, and the 300Tdi specifically has a devoted worldwide following for its reliability relative to its predecessors. Budget accordingly. Place a bid on the 1998 Land Rover Defender 90 300Tdi 5-Speed.
351-Powered McGill Manufacturing Shelby Cobra Replica 5-Speed
Not every Cobra replica is created equal, and McGill Manufacturing has a reputation for building cars that actually feel like you’re wrestling a small angry animal rather than riding a parade float. A Ford 351 up front and a five-speed in your hand is a recipe for wide grins and narrow escape margins. If you’ve always wanted the Cobra experience without the seven-figure original price tag, this is your kind of listing. See the 351-powered McGill Manufacturing Shelby Cobra Replica on Bring a Trailer.
Single-Family-Owned 1999 Saab 9-5 Sedan 2.3T 5-Speed at No Reserve
The Saab faithful are a passionate and slightly sleep-deprived bunch, and a single-family 9-5 with the 2.3 turbo and a proper manual gearbox going at no reserve is exactly the kind of thing that lights up the BaT comment section. These torque-steer-happy Swedish sedans are only getting harder to find in honest, documented condition. No reserve means this one sells today, full stop. Bid on the no-reserve single-family 1999 Saab 9-5 Sedan 2.3T 5-Speed.
26k-Mile 1994 Jeep Wrangler Sahara 4.0 5-Speed
Twenty-six thousand miles on a 1994 YJ Wrangler Sahara is the kind of number that makes Jeep people put down their coffee mugs very slowly. The 4.0 inline-six is one of the most bulletproof engines Chrysler ever bolted into anything, and the Sahara trim adds a little extra equipment without going full mall-crawler. Clean, low-mile YJs are quietly climbing in value every year. Explore the 26k-mile 1994 Jeep Wrangler Sahara 4.0 5-Speed on BaT.
4,700-Mile 2021 Freightliner Sprinter 2500 4×4 Cargo Van
The overlanding and van-life crowd has pushed clean, low-mile 4×4 Sprinters into genuinely surprising price territory, and a 2021 model with under 5,000 miles is essentially a new vehicle at this point. Whether you’re building out a mobile workshop, a travel rig, or just want the most capable cargo hauler money can buy, the 4×4 Sprinter platform is the gold standard. This one should generate real competition. Check out the 4,700-mile 2021 Freightliner Sprinter 2500 4×4 Cargo Van on BaT.
585-Mile 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk
The Grand Cherokee Trackhawk is basically a family SUV that ate a Hellcat for breakfast, and with only 585 miles on it someone clearly bought this thing and immediately lost their nerve — or their license. With Stellantis moving on from the supercharged 6.2-liter formula, low-mile Trackhawks are becoming genuine collector propositions faster than most people expected. This one is as close to new as you’re going to find. Bid on the 585-mile 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk on Bring a Trailer.
That’s a stacked Monday lineup by any measure. Whether your heart beats for last-call British V12s, Foose-touched American muscle, or a barely-driven supercharged SUV, today’s BaT auctions have something to drain your bank account over. Set your alarms, check those closing times, and try to keep the bid increments reasonable — you know how that usually goes.
