It’s the last day of June and Bring a Trailer is sending the month out with an absolute circus — we’re talking a barely-driven Porsche 911 GT3 Touring, a brand-new Lamborghini Revuelto, a Bonneville lakester, and a whole collection of red cars dropped on us at once. Bidding activity is fresh across the board, so now’s your chance to get in early before the feeding frenzy starts. Grab a coffee, flex your fingers, and let’s walk through what’s live today.
1,800-Mile 2022 Porsche 911 GT3 Touring 6-Speed
A GT3 Touring with a manual gearbox and under 2,000 miles is basically a unicorn that someone locked in a climate-controlled stable and forgot to ride. The Touring spec ditches the wing for a cleaner, sleeper look while keeping every ounce of the 992 GT3’s naturally aspirated fury — this is the one purists argue about endlessly at car meets. With essentially no miles on it, whoever owns this next will essentially be taking delivery of a new GT3 at what will almost certainly be a significant premium over MSRP. Bid on the 1,800-mile 2022 Porsche 911 GT3 Touring at Bring a Trailer.
2024 Lamborghini Revuelto
The Revuelto is Lamborghini’s plug-in hybrid successor to the legendary Aventador, and it is absolutely unhinged in the best possible way — a V12 paired with three electric motors pushing well over 1,000 horsepower from the factory. This thing is barely a year into production and one’s already hitting the auction block, which will raise eyebrows and spark a comment section war about allocation shenanigans. Early Revuelto sales on the private market have been eye-watering, so watch this one closely. Place your bid on the 2024 Lamborghini Revuelto at Bring a Trailer.
The Red Collection, from RS Autohaus
A themed dealer collection drop is always a fun wildcard on BaT — RS Autohaus is putting up what sounds like a curated group of red cars, and if the name of the dealership is any hint, expect European performance metal to be well represented. Multi-car collection listings like this are a great opportunity for buyers who want options without hunting individual auctions. Head over and see what shades of rosso, rot, and rouge are on the table. Explore The Red Collection from RS Autohaus on Bring a Trailer.
2014 Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe
The 991-generation 911 Turbo is one of the most capable all-weather, all-occasion sports cars ever built — point-to-point fast, surprisingly livable, and aging into collector territory faster than most people expected. A 2014 puts you right at the start of the 991.1 Turbo run, before the 991.2 updates, which some purists actually prefer. These are still very much driver’s cars and the values have been holding steady, making this one worth a serious look. Check out the 2014 Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe on Bring a Trailer.
2007 Ferrari F430 Spider
The F430 Spider is arguably the sweet spot in the modern Ferrari ownership conversation — old enough to have that raw, analog feel that the newer turbocharged cars traded away, but new enough to be relatively reliable and well-supported. The mid-2000s Ferrari drop-top experience, with that screaming V8 soundtrack flowing over the windscreen, is genuinely hard to replicate at any price. Values on clean F430 Spiders have been climbing steadily, so sitting on the fence is getting more expensive by the month. Bid on the 2007 Ferrari F430 Spider at Bring a Trailer.
McNamara Tri-Power 421-Converted 1963 Pontiac Catalina Sports Coupe 4-Speed
Now we’re talking — a tri-power 421-converted ’63 Catalina is a straight-up muscle car history lesson wrapped in early-sixties sheetmetal. The 421 Super Duty was the terror of the drag strips in its day, and a four-speed car with tri-power carburetion is about as period-correct and cool as it gets for early American performance. The McNamara name attached to the conversion only adds to the provenance and collectibility conversation. See the McNamara Tri-Power 421-converted 1963 Pontiac Catalina on Bring a Trailer.
1989 Mercedes-Benz 560SEC at No Reserve
The W126 560SEC is the grande dame of the BaT classic Mercedes crowd — a pillarless coupe from the era when Stuttgart built cars like bank vaults with velour interiors, and they have the longevity to prove it. No reserve means this one sells regardless of where bidding lands, which historically turns even quiet listings into last-minute bidding chaos. If you’ve ever wanted an old-school S-Class coupe to cruise in supreme comfort, this is your moment. Bid on the no-reserve 1989 Mercedes-Benz 560SEC at Bring a Trailer.
Fuel-Injected, 383-Powered Land Speed Lakester at No Reserve
A lakester is a purpose-built land speed racing car with an open-wheel, cigar-tube body, designed for one thing: going as fast as humanly possible across a salt flat. This one packs a fuel-injected 383 cubic inch small-block and carries a no-reserve tag, meaning someone is walking away with a genuine piece of motorsport history for whatever the market will bear. Whether you plan to run it at Bonneville or park it in your living room, this is one of the most genuinely unusual things on BaT right now. Check out the fuel-injected 383-powered Land Speed Lakester on Bring a Trailer.
2018 Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio at No Reserve
The Stelvio Quadrifoglio remains one of the most thrilling SUVs ever made — Ferrari-derived engine, rear-biased all-wheel drive, and a Nürburgring lap record that embarrassed far more expensive machinery. No reserve on a QV is a genuine bargain opportunity given how much performance per dollar these things represent on the used market, assuming you’ve made peace with Italian electronics. If you’ve been on the fence about the most exciting SUV Alfa ever built, a no-reserve auction is the universe telling you to jump. Bid on the no-reserve 2018 Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio at Bring a Trailer.
That’s today’s roundup — from a stratospheric Revuelto to a Bonneville lakester that probably runs on pure audacity, BaT is closing out June with serious range. Check back as bidding heats up on all of these, and may your snipe bids land clean.
