💰 The figures shared below don’t count any other sales such as car seats, memorabilia etc… All online auction sites are analyzed to put this leaderboard together.

The reserve sell-through rate is just for cars that are listed with a reserve. The full sell-through rate includes all auctions, reserve and no-reserve.

I only include websites that have sold 5+ cars in the chart below.

Looking at the market leaderboard, you might think yesterday was an absolute barnburner of a day for sales. The leaderboard is stacked with more names than usual – Hemmings and Hagerty both flexing a bit by managing to get some sales on the board.

But if you dig a little deeper into the nitty-gritty numbers, the total value of vehicles sold yesterday was just a hair over $5 million. Sure, Hagerty and Hemmings padded their stats, but the values of those cars were basically peanuts.

Not hating on them for hustling and moving some metal, kudos where it's due. But that $5 mil number on its own doesn't look too shabby until you realize that one single $1 million-plus sale was responsible for a huge chunk of that total.

Take that big dog off the leaderboard, and yesterday's sales scene is looking pretty anemic in terms of the overall value changing hands. Not a total bloodbath by any means, but definitely not worthy of shouting from the rooftops either. Just one of those average, unspectacular days in the wild world of car sales.

Click on the cars to check out each listing!

Well, well, another massive sale went down on the old BaT website! This stunning 2022 Ford GT Carbon Series in the gorgeous Nightmist Blue paint crossed the virtual auction block and sparked an intense bidding war.

From watching it, the action really heated up towards the end, with the eventual winner throwing out increasingly higher bids left and right to fend off the competition. It went into not just two minutes overtime, but over 30 minutes as the million dollar bids came flooding in. This buyer was clearly not messing around – they kept aggressively outbidding themselves, determined to be the one taking home this ultra-low mileage, ultra-exclusive Ford supercar.

When the virtual gavel finally dropped, the winning bid landed at a staggering $1,070,000! For a new GT from the dealer, that's almost double the already lofty $668,600 sticker price. But for a Carbon Series model optioned out with all the lightweight carbon fiber goodies, that crazy Nightmist Blue paint, and only 48 miles on the clock, I can understand someone being willing to pay such a premium.

It just goes to show how fever-pitched the demand is for these new GT models from Ford. Whether it's the striking looks, the 660 horsepower twin-turbo V6, or just the extreme exclusivity, buyers are willing to go to incredible lengths to get their hands on one. Brings a whole new meaning to the idea of a "trailer queen" though – maybe they'll just stick this one up on a pedestal!

Yesterday we asked you ‘How common do you think shill bidding by sellers is on online car auction platforms?’

The majority of you think it’s either more prevalent than we realize or rampant across most auction sites.

Below are a selection of your comments, some strong opinions!

Here are a few select very different Porsche’s that are up for auction.

I don't think I have ever seen a Porsche in Aquarius Blue before, and I think I see why. Sometimes, a color can hold a car back from its potential, and I think this may be just such a case. Great car, wonderful seller, weird color. That being said, someone really liked this color, as it was a $4,300 option when new. I hope the right buyer finds this one and gives it a loving home, or wraps it in their favorite color.

I love 80s excess. This listing gives me so many ideas of what could have been built out of a Porsche 930 body in white. Someone started with a vision 30+ years ago and never finished it. This blank canvas could be made into so many things. What would you make with it?

This is what I call an absolute gem of a sports car! The Cayman GT4 was basically Porsche flexing its muscles and showing everyone how to properly build a focused, no-nonsense driver's machine.

This particular example in glistening white over a black interior just oozes coolness. With only around 15,300 miles on the clock, it's barely been broken in. But that 3.8L flat-six engine making 385 horses and paired with a crisp 6-speed manual gearbox? Chef's kiss!

What really gets me excited though are all the performance goodies specced from the factory – the Sport Chrono package, ceramic composite brakes, sport exhaust, adaptive sport seats – the whole nine yards. This GT4 was built to be thrashed on track days and backroad blasts.

To me, the GT4 represents the pure driving experience that's becoming rarer and rarer these days. No turbos, no dual-clutch gizmos, just an incredible naturally-aspirated engine, a slick manual transmission, and balanced mid-engine dynamics. It's an absolute thriller I'd love to get my hands on. The real question is, who's the lucky person that gets to call this one their own?