Achieves Remarkable 96% Sell-Through Rate
Gooding Christie’s, the automotive leg of global luxury market leader Christie’s, conducted its first ever Swiss auction as part of Geneva Luxury Week, culminating in an exceptionally strong debut. The first Geneva Auction realized over CHF 21 million, led by the star car, a 2024 Ferrari 499P Modificata – the first of its kind to ever sell at auction for a remarkable price of CHF 8,217,500. Further, Gooding Christie’s kicked off their introduction to the Swiss market with a remarkable 96% sell-through rate and an average price of CHF 916,253 per lot sold.
Oliver Camelin, Gooding Christie’s Managing Director, EMEA, said: “We are immensely proud to have brought collector cars back to Geneva as part of Christie’s prestigious Luxury Week, marking a long-awaited return to this historic auction stage. Nearly three decades after Christie’s last dedicated motor car auction in Geneva, this inaugural Gooding Christie’s sale has exceeded our expectations. With 96% of lots sold, exceptional attendance, and enthusiastic bidding throughout the evening from collectors around the world, the results speak for themselves. This success is a testament to the strength of our global team and the confidence of our clients. More importantly, it marks an exciting new chapter for Gooding Christie’s in Europe, with much more to come across the EMEA region.”
Top 5 Lots:
Lot 17 – 2024 Ferrari 499P Modificata, sold for CHF 8,217,500
Lot 20 – 2016 Ferrari F12tdf, sold for CHF 1,805,000
Lot 11 – 2023 Ferrari 812 Competizione A, sold for CHF 1,748,750
Lot 15 – 2025 Ferrari SF90 XX Spider, sold for CHF 1,580,000
Lot 18 – 2023 Ferrari 812 Competizione, sold for CHF 1,326,875
New World Auction Records:
Lot 17 – 2024 Ferrari 499P Modificata, sold for CHF 8,217,500 (the first Ferrari 499P to sell at public auction)
Lot 15 – 2025 Ferrari SF90 XX Spider, sold for CHF 1,580,000 (a world record for the Ferrari SF90 XX model)
