Tuesday on Bring a Trailer and the lineup reads like somebody raided three different dream garages and one very confused cab depot. We’ve got a pair of Ferraris, enough Porsches to fill a Stuttgart parking lot, a genuinely charming Italian classic, and — because the internet is beautiful — a proper London black cab thrown in for good measure. Bidding is still early across the board, so if any of these are on your radar, now’s the time to get your ducks in a row.
1,400-Mile 2019 Ferrari 488 Pista
Fourteen hundred miles. Let that sink in. The 488 Pista is Ferrari’s track-focused, twin-turbo masterpiece — the spiritual successor to the 458 Speciale — and this one is essentially unworn. Cars like this are getting increasingly hard to find as values stabilize and collectors button them up in climate-controlled garages forever. If you’ve ever wanted a modern Ferrari that still smells new, this is your shot. Check out this ultra-low-mile 2019 Ferrari 488 Pista on Bring a Trailer before the serious money shows up.
21k-Mile 1997 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S Coupe 6-Speed
The 993-generation 911 is the last of the air-cooled breed, and the Carrera 4S with its wide rear bodywork and all-wheel drive is arguably the most complete package Stuttgart ever bolted together before going water-cooled. Twenty-one thousand miles on a nearly 30-year-old sports car means this one’s been respected, not pampered into uselessness. Six-speed manual is the only transmission that matters here, and thankfully that’s exactly what this car has. Bid on this 21k-mile 1997 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S 6-Speed while the air-cooled faithful are still waking up.
2011 Ferrari 458 Italia
The 458 Italia is, by most accounts, one of the greatest naturally aspirated sports cars ever built — full stop. Before Ferrari went all-in on turbos, Maranello produced this howling, high-revving masterpiece and the world was a better place for it. Values on clean examples have been climbing as buyers realize these are the last of a dying breed. Take a look at this 2011 Ferrari 458 Italia on Bring a Trailer and tell me your pulse doesn’t tick up a little.
1,750cc-Powered 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint 5-Speed
Here’s the one for the romantics. The Giulietta Sprint is a Bertone-designed, Alfa-blooded slice of Italian automotive history — small, beautiful, and built at a time when car design was genuinely considered an art form. The 1,750cc engine and 5-speed gearbox suggest this one’s been thoughtfully upgraded for modern usability without losing its soul. Old Alfas like this are notoriously charming to drive and notoriously cruel to your wallet if you ignore their maintenance, so do your homework before you fall in love. Explore this 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint on Bring a Trailer — it’s the kind of car that makes you want to drive across Italy immediately.
Ex–Milka Duno 1997 Porsche 911 Carrera Cup 3.8
Racing provenance adds a whole different dimension to a Porsche 993, and this one has a genuine story attached — it was campaigned by Milka Duno, the Venezuelan racing driver who competed at the highest levels of international motorsport. A Carrera Cup car is a proper racing machine, not a road car with a roll cage bolted in, so buyers need to go in with eyes open about what ownership looks like. Still, for the right collector, a race-winning pedigree and a 993 body is a combination that doesn’t come along often. See the ex-Milka Duno 1997 Porsche 911 Carrera Cup 3.8 on Bring a Trailer before this one disappears into a private collection.
13k-Mile 2011 Porsche 911 GT3 RS
The 997-generation GT3 RS is the car Porsche built for people who thought the regular GT3 was a little too relaxed — which is insane, but also completely correct. Thirteen thousand miles on a GT3 RS means someone drove it enough to actually enjoy it, but not so much that you’re staring down imminent major service bills on a car you just bought. These are going up in value and they’re not coming back down. Don’t sleep on this 13k-mile 2011 Porsche 911 GT3 RS — low-mileage examples with clean histories are becoming genuinely rare.
46k-Mile 2003 LTI TXII London Taxi at No Reserve
Look, not every listing needs to be a Ferrari, and honestly this London black cab might be the most fun car on the list to actually own. The LTI TXII is an icon of British street culture — instantly recognizable, surprisingly roomy, and the kind of thing that will make everyone you know want a ride. At no reserve, the price will be whatever the market decides, and for the right buyer with the right sense of humor, that could be a serious bargain. Grab a piece of London with this no-reserve 2003 LTI TXII black cab on Bring a Trailer — because why not.
2013 Mercedes-Benz E350 Bluetec Sedan at No Reserve
The W212 E350 Bluetec is solid, sophisticated, and genuinely pleasant to live with — the diesel engine is particularly impressive for long-haul comfort and fuel economy. No reserve means you might actually walk away with a well-sorted German luxury sedan for a reasonable number, which in 2026 is increasingly hard to say about anything. It’s not the flashiest listing today, but sometimes practical is its own kind of smart. Bid on this no-reserve 2013 Mercedes-Benz E350 Bluetec sedan if you need a real car to drive while the Pista sits in the garage.
19×8.5″ and 19×10″ RUF Wheels for Porsche at No Reserve
RUF is the real deal — not an aftermarket tuner slapping stickers on things, but a genuine Porsche-based manufacturer with its own chassis and engineering pedigree. A set of their wheels at no reserve is a legit find for any Porsche owner looking to upgrade without going generic. These are the kind of parts that disappear quietly and resurface at serious premiums later, so if the fitment works for your car, pay attention. Check out these no-reserve 19-inch RUF wheels for Porsche on Bring a Trailer before a savvy 911 owner snaps them up.
That’s today’s roundup — two Ferraris, a fleet of Porsches, an Alfa to make you emotional, a London cab to make you laugh, and a set of wheels to tie it all together. Bidding is fresh across the board, so bookmark what catches your eye and check back as the auctions heat up. We’ll be watching.
