While it’s the beautiful 1928 Bentley 4 1/2-Litre Tourer with Vanden Plas-style coachwork that spearheads Bonhams’ July Motoring Auction at Bicester Heritage on 25 July with an estimate of £380,000–400,000, the most significant car for us is the 1985 Aston Martin V8 Zagato, resplendent in Gladiator Red.
The Poltu Quatu Classic on the glamorous island of Sardinia is so much more than a concours d’elegance – it’s a small automotive festival celebrating the beauty, glamour and significance of not only the four-wheeled exhibits, but also their owners and the majestic location in which they’re displayed.
After the lockdown due to Covid-19, Finarte has resumed to collect extraordinary cars. The next auction will be in Autumn, and the date and details will be defined based on the trend of Covid-19. The 1000 FINARTE 2020 will include cars whose chassis number ran the Mille Miglia (1927/1957) or eligible for re-enactments. At the same time another free-theme auction will be held.
To be updated, we invite you to check the Finarte’s Automotive website. Finarte is still open for consignment and we are collecting for the upcoming auction a variety of models: from the rare and particular car with a historical palmarès, to the instant classic that has already become a collection piece. Currently the display order on the website is temporary.
We inform you that it is possible to reserve a slot to view the cars.
Our experts are available for confidential and free evaluations upon appointment.
