Many of you asked to see the numbers from more platforms, so here you go.

No shockers about who's leading the pack. The top three sites are crushing it in terms of volume, as you might have expected. But you know what's a head-scratcher? Hagerty. With their heavyweight brand name and the huge footprint they've got in the classic car biz, you'd think they'd be setting the internet on fire. But somehow, they're not hitting the mark. I've got a few guesses why, but let's save that juicy discussion for a later chat.

This data also points out the top-selling model on each site. Handy to know, right? If you're thinking about buying or selling a particular model, this info could steer you towards the best platform.

Now, something that's not on the chart, but definitely worth mentioning, came out from the thorough analysis I've conducted. Last week, Mercedes-Benz took the trophy for being the top seller, trailed closely by BMW and Porsche. Always interesting to see which brands are leading the pack in the race, isn't it? So, there you have it – a bit of in-depth stat digging from yours truly.

*for those that ask, I have analysed the sales number for all other sites, but they consistently don’t sell anywhere near the numbers that the above 10 do.

Last week there were only two platforms who are featured in the top 10 most expensive cars. They are Bring A Trailer (6 of the top 10) & Collecting Cars who had an excellent week in terms of average sale price . My favorite was the 1994 Porsche 911, below. which to me is a special special car.

Ending this week. Handpicked just for you, we're talking about 10 No Reserve Auctions from 10 unique websites. But wait, it gets even better – we've got 10 diverse makes on the list, and every single one of them is a car I'd jump at the chance to drive!