Anglia Car Auctions January Classic
United Kingdom • 31st Jan 2026 - 1st Feb 2026
Auction Results & Market Analysis
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£1,899,440
TOTAL SALE VALUE
289
TOTAL LOTS
HIGHEST SALE
£151,200
SELL THROUGH %
84%
AVG SOLD PRICE
£6,572
How did the auction perform?
Anglia Car Auctions delivered £1,899,440 in sales (inc. fees).
Of the 289 motor cars offered, the sell-through rate was 84%.
Average price of cars sold was £6,572.
How did sold prices compare to estimates?
Of the 157 listings with lot estimates show that 32% exceeded expectations by selling above the high estimate.
35 (22%) of cars sold within their estimate range.
On the other hand, 17% of lots sold below the low estimate.
This suggests that Anglia Car Auctions's valuations were conservative (leading to higher prices) relative to current bidder appetite.
What was the most expensive car sold?
"1998 FERRARI F355 F1 BERLINETTA - ONE OWNER 2,800 MILES", which crossed the block (inc. fees) for £151,200.
This sale alone represented 8% of the auction's total turnover.
Well sold? Lots that exceeded their estimates by the largest percentage
While the headlines often focus on the top-tier sales, the Anglia Car Auctions January Classic also featured several entry-level opportunities.
The lot sold for the lowest hammer price was the "1968 RENAULT 4", which changed hands for just £210. For enthusiasts looking to enter the market, these lower-value lots often represent the most accessible way to start a collection.
Well bought? Lots that sold under their estimates by the largest percentage
With a sell-through rate of 84%, the Anglia Car Auctions January Classic saw incredibly high demand across the board.
While most lots found new owners, the few that didn't meet their reserve often represent a 'second chance' for collectors. Keep an eye on the unsold inventory for potential post-auction negotiations and off-market opportunities.
Price vs Estimates
See how final prices compared to auction estimates.
The Top 10
See the top 10 most expensive cars to sell in the auction
Why this article was created
At The Classic Valuer, we maintain one of the world’s largest independent databases of collector car transactions, tracking over $20bn in sales across 40+ global houses.
This summary provides an immediate analysis of 289 listings, comparing auction estimates against our own independent valuation models.
Looking for deeper model-specific insights? If you are researching a specific car from this event, such as a Ferrari, click below to access our full Model Price Guides. There, you can analyse decade-long price trends, see every historical sale, and use our valuation tools to calculate the true market value of your next acquisition.
How this article was created
This article was created by looking back analysing the catalogue of the Anglia Car Auctions January Classic against our historical database dating back to 1985. We've scanned over 40 auction houses and results from over £20 billion of sold cars around the world to provide context for this January Classic preview.
The Classic Valuer uses proprietary data and analytics to generate these insights at scale. For further information regarding specific lots like the "1998 FERRARI F355 F1 BERLINETTA - ONE OWNER 2,800 MILES", please visit the price guides linked below.
About The Author
Giles Gunning
Giles is CEO of The Classic Valuer - one of the world's largest databases of sold collector cars in the world going back over 30 years covering over 13,000 models. Giles and The Classic Valuer are regularly referenced in key motor publications including Classic & Sports Car.
Giles grew up around the iconic historic motorsport venue at Goodwood and enjoys his 1972 Alfa Romeo 1600 GT Junior or 1960 MG A Roadster around the Sussex roads. His primary car goal is to purchase back a selection of his grandfather's car's including his 1931 Riley Brooklands.