Allow me to paint you a vivid picture of yesterday's top five car-selling platforms, ladies and gents! Yours truly was absolutely astounded. And here's the kicker – platforms 2 through 5 combined couldn't even match the sales volume of our reigning champ, Bring A Trailer. Yesterday, they were truly on fire , with a jaw-dropping 92 car sales in a single day.

This one-day spree pulled in a cool $4.5m ! Now, let's just imagine if these folks could keep up this pace every day… we'd be looking at an astronomical $1.64 billion a year. Yep, you heard it right, billion with a "B"!!!

For the second day in a row, our second in command, Cars & Bids, knocked out over 30 sales . I can't help but wonder, will they now throw a tantrum if they don't hit 30+ every day? Obviously, having enough cars to sell will be key to their victory lap , given they've proven they can move 'large' volumes daily. Yesterday, they had 38 listings. Today? 39. Stay tuned, folks . I'll be back on Monday with the latest scoop on their weekly listings and everyone else's.

A bit of a curveball ⚾, but welcome Hemmings to the leaderboard! Typically, I don't give any platform the time of day unless they're selling a minimum of 10 cars daily . But due to popular demand (you all are such inquisitive souls! ), I'm throwing in the towel and showing how this 'next best' site stacks up. Now, don't get it twisted – Hemmings isn't always the runner-up. They're jockeying for position with a whole gang of other sites in this 'minor league'. Stay tuned to see how this race pans out! ️

Do you recall the nostalgic trip down memory lane we took yesterday in this post? ️ That's right, we were marveling at the sleek and elegant 1967 Ferrari 330 GTC ️ that was up for grabs. We were all biting our nails, wondering where the gavel would finally fall, especially since this model hadn't graced the online sales platforms for two years.

Well, folks, fasten your seat belts because the final number is in! As you can see from the updated chart , this vintage beauty crossed the finish line at a cool $678,001, marking an uphill climb for this model. Can we expect this trend to put the pedal to the metal for future sales? Only time will tell. But don't you worry, I'll be right here, keeping you in the loop. Stay tuned!

Here's a tidbit that'll tickle your funny bone, folks! Guess what the top 3 sales were yesterday? Drum roll, please… Two Ferraris and one Porsche! And here's the real kicker – it was the exact same combo the day before! Has the online car auction universe hit a glitch? Or maybe it's just Groundhog Day in car land!

Let’s dive into yesterday's high-adrenaline rush in the online car auction world, where the Porsche 911 reigned supreme! This legendary speedster didn't just show up, it was the most coveted make and model of all cars sold. From rare editions to classic gems, let's take a high-octane ride through the top ten Porsche 911 sales that set the auction block on fire.

 1997 Porsche 911 Carrera S Coupe Vesuvio Edition 6-Speed stole the show at a hefty $173,000. It's more than just a car; it's a scarce treasure with its exclusive Vesuvio Metallic paint found only on 183 units worldwide. This Carrera S is not just a drive; it's a journey in luxury and exclusivity.

 1992 Porsche 911 (964) Carrera RS didn't lag far behind, reaching a price of $166,110. Lighter, sleeker, and performance-driven, this particular model harks back to the unparalleled legacy of the 1973 Carrera RS. Its raw power and classic lineage make it a true spectacle.

Jumping a few years ahead, the 2019 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 GTS Coupe captured attention at $123,000. With the "GTS" badge, this model promises a unique blend of comfort, luxury, and sportiness. It represents Porsche's continuous commitment to bridging the gap between race tracks and regular roads.

Taking a trip down memory lane, the 1989 Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe 25th Anniversary Edition made a statement at $107,000. Celebrating the 911 lineage, this anniversary edition offers a remarkable tribute to the inaugural 1964 Porsche 911, encapsulating its heritage in a modern package.

The 1997 Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe 6-Speed turned heads, reaching an admirable $93,993. This iconic model represents a nostalgic era when manual gearboxes were the heart and soul of the driving experience. It's more than a car; it's a time machine on wheels.

Next, we travel back to the disco era with the 1977 Porsche 911S Coupe, which spun onto the stage at $88,000. Embodying the spirit of the '70s, this model is renowned for its characteristic narrow body and smooth-as-silk driving experience. It's a classic that never goes out of style.

The 1987 Porsche 911 Carrera Targa G50 revved up to $80,500. It carries the unique 'Targa' designation, offering a semi-convertible experience that bridges the gap between coupes and full convertibles. The G50 transmission this model packs ensures a driving experience that's both visceral and enjoyable.

Then comes the 2009 Porsche 911 Carrera S Coupe at a cool $71,000. With its balance of power and precision, this model showcases Porsche's continual evolution in delivering cars that delight the senses while maintaining the spirit of the 911.

Also from 1987, we have the Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe, which hit the charts at $70,190. This model, with its legendary 'whale tail' spoiler and turbocharged engine, truly embodies the spirit of the 80s supercar scene.

Finally, we have the 1975 Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe rounding off our list at $65,500. This model, with its iconic 'ducktail' spoiler, is a symbol of the enduring appeal of the Carrera line. It's a timeless piece of automotive history that still catches eyes and turns heads today.

And there you have it! A walk down memory lane with some of the most iconic and intriguing Porsche 911 models that were snapped up yesterday. From the sheer exclusivity of the Vesuvio Edition to the nostalgic appeal of the '70s models, these cars truly represent the enduring legacy of the Porsche 911.

Ending today! Auction can be found here.

History The 2021 Ford GT Carbon Series up for auction is a piece of Ford's illustrious legacy, which was shaped by the intense competition at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in the 1960s. The Carbon Series arrived in 2018, featuring weight-saving enhancements and a track-focused design, a spectacular evolution of the second-generation GT launched in 2015.

 Exterior This GT sports a dazzling Frozen White finish, accented with Red Carbon Graphics. The exterior design is a marvel of engineering, boasting butterfly doors, a retractable active rear wing, 20" carbon-fiber wheels, and Brembo carbon-ceramic brakes. Truly an embodiment of speed and style.

️ Interior Step inside to find fixed Sparco seats with carbon-fiber shells, swathed in Carbon Alcantara upholstery. Modern comforts such as automatic climate control and a touchscreen infotainment system ensure a luxurious ride, even as the vehicle delivers exhilarating performance.

 Summary This is the first 2021 model to be auctioned online. With 2019 and 2020 models fetching $1m+ sales, will this GT Carbon Series follow suit? With a current bid of $825,000 and the auction ending soon, the stakes are high. Get in on the action and become a part of Ford's rich GT history!

Have a great weekend!!! See you on Monday