RM Sotheby’s in Paris: A sale at the heart of automotive excellence

Each year, Paris becomes the epicenter of the classic car market with the prestigious RM Sotheby’s auction. In February 2025, within the majestic setting of the Salles du Carrousel du Louvre, this unmissable event will bring together the world’s most passionate enthusiasts and collectors. Nestled in the heart of the Golden Triangle of Paris, just steps from Place Vendôme, this auction provides an exceptional stage for some of the most iconic cars in automotive history.

A legendary selection

For over a decade, RM Sotheby’s has set new records in Paris, showcasing extraordinary automobiles that have left their mark on history. From the timeless rarity of pre-war models to the sophistication of modern icons, each car in this sale represents the pinnacle of design, performance, and engineering. Ferrari, Bugatti, Aston Martin, Lamborghini… legendary names that resonate like works of art on wheels, coveted by the world’s most discerning collectors.

What truly sets this auction apart is the unique aura surrounding these mechanical masterpieces. Each car tells a story, carries a legacy, and embodies an era where innovation and craftsmanship combined to create vehicles of exceptional beauty and performance.

A prestigious event honoring automotive heritage

More than just a sale, RM Sotheby’s Paris 2025 is a celebration of refinement and automotive passion. By showcasing these exceptional vehicles, the auction house continues its tradition of excellence, offering a rare opportunity to acquire some of the world’s most sought-after models.

       Salles du Carrousel
       99 Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris
       February 4 - 5, 2025

Let yourself be captivated by the timeless beauty of these automotive icons and witness the meeting of history and innovation at one of the year’s most exclusive events.

Among these mechanical gems, a masterpiece captivated collectors and prestige enthusiasts: the 1964 Ferrari 250 LM by Scaglietti, sold for the impressive sum of €34.88 million.

      Explore the full catalog and auction results here: [Link to the sale]