Broad Arrow Debuts as Official Auctioneer at The Quail with 185-Car Catalog
A 2003 Ferrari Enzo in rare Nero D.S. anchors the two-day sale during Monterey Car Week, offered without reserve.
Broad Arrow will make its debut as the official auction house for The Quail by The Peninsula, A Motorsports Gathering, fielding 185 collector cars across two days in August. The sale takes place at The Quail Golf Club in Carmel, California, during Monterey Car Week.
The catalog's marquee lot is a 2003 Ferrari Enzo finished in rare Nero D.S. over Rosso leather. The vehicle carries no reserve, positioning it as the final entry in Broad Arrow's sale roster. Enzo production spanned 2002 to 2004, with 399 units manufactured, making later examples and unusual color combinations focal points for market participants tracking mid-2000s supercar valuations.
Broad Arrow's top twenty lots encompass some of the most sought-after automobiles in today's market, according to the auctioneer. The composition reflects current collector demand patterns, where post-war European exotics and low-production variants command premium allocations within alternative-asset portfolios. The two-day event will unfold on August 13 and 14.
For high-net-worth collectors and family offices evaluating Monterey Car Week exposure, the timing matters. August auctions during the gathering typically attract international bidders and institutional buyers scouting quality inventory. A no-reserve policy on the headline lot removes price-floor protection, signaling either strong market confidence or strategic positioning to generate sales velocity across the entire block.
The full digital catalog is accessible at broadarrowauctions.com. The sale structure and lot selection will test whether Broad Arrow's first official iteration at The Quail establishes it as a meaningful venue within the seasonal auction circuit, where results directly influence broader collector-car index trajectories through the remainder of 2026.