106-Mile Ferrari F50 Headline Lot for Broad Arrow's Las Vegas Auction
The 1997 model, likely the lowest-mileage example extant, anchors the second annual sale partnership with Concours at Wynn Las Vegas.
Broad Arrow has secured a 1997 Ferrari F50 with 106 miles on the odometer for its second annual Las Vegas Auction, scheduled for October 31. The car represents what the firm describes as likely the lowest-mileage example of the last analog Ferrari supercar still in existence.
The F50 joins the roster for an auction that Broad Arrow is conducting as the official auction partner of Concours at Wynn Las Vegas. The single-day sale will present more than 75 collector cars, including supercars and hypercars from various marques and eras.
For collectors of postwar Italian machinery, the F50 occupies a peculiar position in Ferrari's timeline. Produced from 1995 to 1997 in a run of 349 cars, it stands as the final Ferrari developed under Enzo Ferrari himself before his death in 1988—a chronological curiosity that underscores its significance as a capstone to the analog era before turbos and electronic aids became standard. The example offered here, with its minimal mileage, suggests a car that has spent most of its three decades in climate-controlled storage, a preservation that appeals to collectors seeking unaltered examples of significant machines.
The preservation matters. By the late 1990s, even flagship Ferraris were beginning to incorporate some electronic driver aids, but the F50 remained largely mechanical in its execution. The 4.7-liter naturally aspirated V12 produces 512 horsepower. The manual gearbox is the only transmission option. These specifications have become increasingly valued as the marque has progressively electrified its lineup.
Broad Arrow's Las Vegas Auction occurs in the context of the broader collector-car market's recent volatility. High-end Ferrari prices have experienced notable fluctuation over the past two years, with certain models appreciating while others have softened. A low-mileage F50 in original condition typically commands seven-figure sums, though specific market conditions at auction remain unpredictable.
Registration for bidding is available through broadarrowauctions.com. The auction takes place as part of the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas programming. As collector-car auctions increasingly concentrate in major metropolitan centers and resort destinations, the pairing of automotive sales with hospitality infrastructure has become a standard format for reaching both serious collectors and casual enthusiasts.