Tuesday on Bring a Trailer and the lineup reads like someone raided a hedge fund garage sale. From a near-new Lamborghini Temerario to a half-century-old Ferrari Dino, today’s slate covers just about every flavor of supercar obsession you can imagine. No bids have landed yet, which means the feeding frenzy is still coming — pour a coffee and keep a tab open.
1,100-Mile, One-Owner 2017 Dodge Viper SRT Snakeskin ACR Edition Extreme
This is the one that stops the scroll. The ACR — American Club Racer — is the most track-focused Viper ever bolted together, and the Snakeskin Edition is a special-appearance package that turns it into a rolling piece of muscle-car art. At just 1,100 miles from a single owner, this thing has essentially never been driven, which is either heartbreaking or brilliant depending on your philosophy. Bid on the 1,100-mile Snakeskin ACR Viper on Bring a Trailer before the snake lovers come out in force.
3,300-Mile 2023 Ferrari 812 GTS
The 812 GTS is the open-top version of Ferrari’s last naturally aspirated front-engined V12 grand tourer — a configuration Ferrari has now moved away from, which makes every clean example feel increasingly precious. Three thousand three hundred miles on a three-year-old Ferrari is barely broken in, and these have been holding value like a Swiss bank account. Check out this low-mileage 2023 Ferrari 812 GTS on Bring a Trailer if six-figure Ferraris are your thing — and honestly, they should be.
20k-Mile 2012 McLaren MP4-12C
The MP4-12C was McLaren’s first proper road car after the legendary F1, and it introduced the world to the carbon tub MonoCell chassis that still underpins their cars today. Twenty thousand miles is actually a refreshingly honest number — someone drove this one, which means it was maintained and not just coddled in a climate-controlled garage. These have settled into a sweet spot on the depreciation curve where you’re getting a serious supercar without the supercar-new price tag. See the 20k-mile McLaren MP4-12C listing on Bring a Trailer and decide if you’re brave enough to own a mid-engined British exotic.
2018 Lamborghini Huracan LP580-2 Spyder
The LP580-2 is the rear-wheel-drive variant of the Huracan, which purists will tell you is the driver’s choice over the all-wheel-drive car — less grip, more drama, more fun. Drop the top on a Spyder and you’ve also got the soundtrack piped directly into your skull at full volume, which is either the best or worst feature depending on your neighbors. Browse the 2018 Lamborghini Huracan LP580-2 Spyder on Bring a Trailer and try not to hear that V10 in your head.
1972 Ferrari Dino 246 GT
Here’s the history lesson of the day. The Dino 246 GT wasn’t even badged as a Ferrari when it was new — it wore the Dino name to honor Enzo’s late son Alfredino and was positioned as a more accessible sports car. Fifty-plus years later, it’s one of the most romantically beautiful Ferraris ever made and values have climbed accordingly. Explore this 1972 Ferrari Dino 246 GT on Bring a Trailer and appreciate what Italian coachwork looked like before spoilers and air intakes took over everything.
2026 Lamborghini Temerario
A 2026 Lamborghini Temerario at auction is genuinely eyebrow-raising — the Temerario is the brand-new successor to the Huracan, replacing that iconic V10 with a twin-turbocharged V8 hybrid setup, and seeing one on BaT already suggests someone got early allocation and is flipping. Love it or hate it, early-production units of a new Lamborghini model carry a premium that defies logic. Don’t miss the 2026 Lamborghini Temerario listing on Bring a Trailer — this one won’t stick around long.
2012 Ferrari 458 Spider
The 458 is widely regarded as one of the greatest Ferraris of the modern era — a naturally aspirated 4.5-liter V8, razor-sharp steering, and looks that aged beautifully while its turbocharged replacement the 488 never quite won the same hearts. The Spider version adds a retractable hardtop without sacrificing the mid-engine silhouette. Take a look at this 2012 Ferrari 458 Spider on Bring a Trailer while NA Ferrari prices keep doing what they do.
2015 Porsche Cayenne Turbo
Every exotic collection needs a daily driver, and the Cayenne Turbo has been the performance SUV world’s dirty little secret for two decades. The second-generation 958-chassis Cayenne Turbo is mechanically sorted, genuinely fast, and now sitting at used-car pricing that makes it one of the better performance bargains out there. Have a look at the 2015 Porsche Cayenne Turbo on Bring a Trailer — the one practical car in today’s otherwise unhinged lineup.
2008 Mercedes-Benz E350 Sport Sedan at No Reserve
The no-reserve tag is the magic phrase that wakes up the bargain hunters, and a W211 E350 Sport in good shape is a genuinely underrated entry into classic German luxury. These are hitting the age where the survivors are getting scarce and the good ones are worth preserving. Check the no-reserve 2008 Mercedes-Benz E350 Sport Sedan on Bring a Trailer — it’s the sleeper on today’s list and likely the one that surprises everyone with where it ends.
That’s the full Tuesday spread — a Viper built for track carnage, enough Ferraris and Lamborghinis to fill a very tasteful showroom, and a no-reserve Benz to keep things grounded. Bids are still fresh so jump into the comments on any of these listings before the real action starts. We’ll be watching.
