This week's catalogue: 24 lots across SUVs, trucks, and luxury sedans. Total hammer value $1.2M. Full recap inside.
This week we ran 24 lots across three sessions, with a combined hammer value of $1.2M — our strongest week since Q1. Here's the breakdown.
SUV segment led the floor, accounting for 14 of the 24 lots. The highlight was a 2025 Chevrolet Suburban LTZ that opened at $38,500 and hammered at $51,200 after a 12-round battle. Two Range Rover lots from the same lender portfolio sold within 4% of retail — a sign that buyer confidence in the luxury tier is back.
Trucks delivered consistent sell-through. All six truck lots sold, with the standout being a 2024 Ford F-250 Super Duty Lariat diesel that set a new platform record for its segment at $58,700.
Luxury sedans were quieter. We ran four lots; two sold, two passed reserve. Mercedes-Benz E-Class inventory remains soft — buyers are waiting for pricing to settle post-rate cycle.
Sell-through rate: 88%. That's our second-best month this year. The two lots that didn't sell will roll into next week's session with adjusted reserves.
Next week we're expecting 20 lots including a rare 2023 BMW M3 Competition and three Cadillac Escalades from the same fleet. Registration is already open.