Happy November, gearheads — Bring a Trailer is kicking off the month with a lineup that reads like someone raided the best garages in America and Italy simultaneously. From a low-mileage Ferrari to a Manthey-fettled Porsche to a whole parade of American iron, today’s slate is the kind of thing that makes you check your savings account balance and immediately regret it. None of these have opened bidding yet, which means the floor is yours if you move fast.
8k-Mile 2013 Ferrari 458 Italia
Eight thousand miles on a 458 Italia is basically delivery mileage in Ferrari terms, and that matters enormously because the 458 is almost universally regarded as the last truly pure, naturally aspirated mid-engine Ferrari before the turbo era took over. This generation defined what a supercar should feel, sound, and behave like — and at these miles it’s essentially a time capsule. Bid on this near-mint 2013 Ferrari 458 Italia on Bring a Trailer before the comments section erupts and the price follows suit.
Manthey-Modified 1999 Porsche 911 GT3
A first-generation 996-based GT3 is already a serious piece of motorsport hardware, but add Manthey Racing’s touch — the same outfit that turns Porsches into Nürburgring record-setters — and you’ve got something genuinely rare and special. The 996 GT3 has been quietly appreciating as collectors rediscover that the “ugly duckling” generation actually produced some of the best driver’s cars Porsche ever made. Don’t sleep on this one. Check out the Manthey-Modified 1999 Porsche 911 GT3 on Bring a Trailer and decide for yourself if this is the sleeper deal of the day.
809-Mile 2012 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 3ZR Centennial Special Edition
Eight hundred and nine miles. On a supercharged ZR1 that was already a monster in stock form. The Centennial Special Edition adds a layer of collectability on top of what was already one of the most capable American cars ever built, and keeping one this pristine for fourteen years takes serious willpower (or a very understanding garage). Place your bid on this 809-mile 2012 Corvette ZR1 Centennial Special Edition at Bring a Trailer — and try not to think about actually driving it.
1970 Ford Mustang Hardtop 302
The 1970 Mustang hardtop is the kind of classic that never really goes out of style — clean lines, an era-defining silhouette, and a small-block 302 under the hood that’s tunable six ways from Sunday. Whether you want a driver or a show car, the ’70 hardtop is a fantastic entry point into the first-gen Mustang world without the stratospheric prices that follow the Boss and Mach 1 variants. Take a look at this 1970 Ford Mustang 302 Hardtop on Bring a Trailer and see if it’s your next weekend project.
1985 Porsche 928S at No Reserve
No reserve on a 928S — that’s the magic phrase that gets the bargain hunters out of bed. The 928 has been on a slow and steady appreciation curve as a younger generation discovers that Porsche’s front-engine GT grand tourer is sophisticated, fast, and deeply undervalued compared to its 911 siblings. The no-reserve format means this one sells to the highest bidder regardless of price, which could be a gift or a war depending on how many 928 fans show up. Don’t miss the no-reserve 1985 Porsche 928S on Bring a Trailer — the clock is ticking.
SBC-Powered 1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS Coupe 4-Speed
First-gen Camaros are perennial crowd-pleasers at auction, and the RS trim adds those iconic hidden headlights that make the nose look like nothing else from the era. Swapping in a small-block Chevy and rowing your own gears through a 4-speed is still the quintessential American muscle experience, and the aftermarket support for these cars is essentially infinite. See the full details on this SBC-powered 1967 Camaro RS Coupe on Bring a Trailer and let your inner gearhead make the call.
1967 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible 327/300
A 1967 Corvette convertible with the 327/300 drivetrain is classic Americana at its most desirable — the C2 Sting Ray’s final year, widely considered the most beautiful Corvette generation ever produced, in open-top form. The 327 small-block is smooth, rev-happy, and eminently reliable, making this a car you can actually use rather than just admire. Bid on this 1967 Corvette Convertible 327/300 on Bring a Trailer before a collector in another state beats you to it.
2.8L Turbodiesel-Powered 1985 Land Rover 110 5-Speed
A turbodiesel Defender-era Land Rover 110 with a 5-speed is the kind of vehicle that appeals to a very specific, very passionate crowd — the overlanders, the farm-truck fanatics, and anyone who has ever dreamed of a capable, slow-burning adventure rig that you can fix with basic tools in the middle of nowhere. Turbodiesel conversions on these old Series and Defender-style trucks are beloved for their torque and fuel economy, making them arguably more practical than the original petrol units. Get the details on this turbodiesel 1985 Land Rover 110 5-Speed on Bring a Trailer and start planning your next off-road expedition.
35k-Mile 2002 Chevrolet Corvette Z06
The C5 Z06 was a watershed moment for American performance — a fixed-roof coupe with a strung-out LS6, a track-tuned suspension, and a price that embarrassed European sports cars costing twice as much. Thirty-five thousand miles puts this one in well-cared-for driver territory, not a trailer queen, which means it’s had a life without being beaten senseless. Check out this 35k-mile 2002 Corvette Z06 on Bring a Trailer — bang-for-buck doesn’t get much more literal than this.
Nine listings, zero bids so far, and a lot of opportunity for the sharp-eyed buyer. Whether you’re hunting a pristine Italian supercar, a German track weapon, or a slice of classic American muscle, today’s BaT slate covers the full spectrum. Set your alarms, check your limits, and may the best bidder win — we’ll be watching.
