It is Prime Time Saturday here at the GAA Classic Winter Auction 2025 and the buyers are active. The sea of cars here is endless. So much to see. Most important, cars are selling today. From restomod customs to classic muscle cars, there was something for everyone here in The Automobile Palace in Greensboro, North Carolina on Saturday.
It was no surprise that the top sale here at the GAA Classic Winter Auction 2025 was the Mark IV Red 2006 Ford GT that came up in a very special sale about midway through the auction docket on Saturday. In a new twist on the traditional auction format, three Ford GT exotic sports cars crossed the auction block together at the GAA Classic. It was billed as the Bidder’s Choice sale. The way it was explained is, the highest bidder could choose which of the three special Ford GT’s he or she went home with today. The other two will remain with the consignor. The white 2006 Ford GT has only 13 actual miles from new. Both the red 2006 Ford GT and the Tungsten Silver 2006 Ford GT have just over 800 miles each. The Ford GT Trifecta were all three on the auction block together as the bidding progressed. The high bid was a phone bidder at $515,000. He chose the Mark IV Red 2006 Ford GT.
But the consignor relented and allowed another bidder to buy the Tungsten Silver 2006 Ford GT as well. According to the auction results, the silver car sold for $500,000.
And here are some of the top sales from Saturday.
We hope you were able to join us on the Cars-On-Line.com Facebook page on Saturday to preview some of the top cars as they were coming up for sale. We have featured them here on this page, and you can join the conversation on our Facebook page. We’ll be talking classic cars and muscle cars all weekend. Here is the link to our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/collectorcar
Cars-On-Line.com is reporting the action here from the GAA Classic Winter Auction 2025 at The Automobile Palace in Greensboro, North Carolina. This is where they hold the GAA Classic Auction three times a year. These are the “bread and butter” classics and muscle cars that we all love, and when they sell you want to know the prices. That’s how you measure the health of the collector car market. This is where we expect to see how pricing on collector cars will fare in the upcoming spring collector car market.
The GAA Classic Winter Auction 2025 began on Thursday, February 20 and will run through Saturday, February 22. Our readers love to review the results of this auction because so many true “blue collar classic cars” are sold here.
Cars-On-Line.com’s Car Show team will be on hand here in Greensboro to bring you all the action as over 750 cars are scheduled to cross the auction block. GAA’s special auction facility, which they call The Automobile Palace, was expanded to over five acres of display area all indoors. The sea of cars here is endless. So much to see. Watch this page all weekend, and we’ll keep you updated with the cars and prices they sell for.
Classic car dealers from throughout the Southeast are on hand to buy special cars for their inventories here at the GAA Classic Winter Auction. All of the top collector car shops are represented here. But you can join in the bidding as a private party buyer as well.
Our photo-journalist, Bob Boberg of eClassicAutos.com, thought you might like to get a taste of what it is like to be here at The Automobile Palace and experience the auction atmosphere. He will be taking photos and video all weekend. Click the video window below for some of the action on Thursday.
