GROSSE POINTE, Michigan – July 25, 2025 – Broad Arrow Auctions, a Hagerty company, is preparing to take centre stage during Monterey Car Week with its most highly anticipated event of the year: the Monterey Jet Center Auction, set to unfold on August 13–14. Leading a field of 170 rare and collectible vehicles is one of the most iconic homologation specials of the 21st century—the 2005 Maserati MC12 Stradale, chassis number 12095.
Built in just 50 units to homologate Maserati’s FIA GT1 racing dominance, the MC12 is the trident badge’s only true supercar and one of the rarest Ferrari Enzo-derived machines ever created. Now offered with just over 11,500 kilometres, this pearl-white example—resplendent in its signature Bianco Fuji livery with blue accents—is expected to fetch between $4.8 million and $5.5 million.
“The MC12 is the pinnacle of the Maserati brand,” says Alexander Weaver, Senior Car Specialist and VP of Private Sales at Broad Arrow. “It’s significantly rarer than its Enzo cousin, with race-proven DNA and a design that evokes both heritage and modernity. It’s the kind of car that defines a collection.”
This particular example, chassis 12095, was built in the final year of MC12 production and honours Maserati’s illustrious motorsport past through its colour scheme, a tribute to the America CAMORADI team that ran the legendary Tipo 60/61 “Birdcage” in the early 1960s. Inside, the cabin features Blu leather and BrighTex fabric, combining luxury with a purpose-driven feel.
Underneath the sculpted bodywork lies the Tipo M144A 6.0-litre V12, derived from Ferrari’s Enzo but tuned by Maserati to deliver 630 horsepower and 481 lb-ft of torque—figures that ensured the MC12 could sprint from 0–100 km/h in 3.8 seconds and reach a top speed of over 330 km/h. With a carbon-fibre monocoque, removable targa-style roof, and Le Mans-worthy aerodynamics, the MC12 Stradale remains a visceral driving experience and a key symbol of Maserati’s return to motorsport prominence.
A Curated Dream: Supercar Royalty in Monterey
The MC12 may lead the charge, but it is far from alone. The 2025 Monterey Jet Center Auction presents an exceptional lineup curated for the new generation of discerning collectors—those seeking performance, rarity, and provenance in equal measure.
“Today’s top-tier buyers are more performance-oriented and increasingly focused on drivability and condition,” notes Barney Ruprecht, Senior Car Specialist and VP of Auctions. “We’ve assembled a collection that speaks directly to that—cars that are usable, collectible, and each in their own way, legendary.”
Supercar standouts include:
- 2008 Koenigsegg CCXR – One of only 11 built, with just three in the U.S., this six-speed manual hypercar was featured in Fast Five and represents the pinnacle of analog performance in a digital age (Estimate: $2.75M–$3.5M).
- 2018 Bugatti Chiron – A two-owner, low-mileage masterpiece finished in a one-of-one specification, boasting over $500,000 in factory options (Estimate: $3M–$3.5M).
- 1991 Ferrari F40 – Arguably the most collectible of modern Ferraris, this U.S.-spec, 1,701-mile example remains unrestored and in preservation-grade condition (Estimate: $3.35M–$3.5M).
- 1968 Lamborghini Miura P400 – Delivered new to Saudi royalty, this Series II Miura still wears its original Bianco over Rosso colours and boasts a factory-tuned “special modified 380 BHP” engine (Estimate: $2M–$2.4M).
- 1988 Lamborghini Countach 5000 QV – A one-owner time capsule, untouched by the decades and preserved with fastidious care (Estimate: $800,000–$900,000).
- 1989 Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary Edition – Formerly owned by WWE superstar John Cena, this ultimate-spec Countach offers a dramatic mix of pop culture and Italian performance (Estimate: $500,000–$600,000).
- 2009 Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Prototype “Stealth” – The final SLR Roadster built, kept by McLaren Special Operations as a development prototype (Estimate: $1M–$1.25M).
- 2011 Hennessey Venom GT – One of just 13 built, this American-assembled hypercar offers 2,300 km of fire-breathing performance and comes to auction without reserve (Estimate: $350,000–$450,000).
A Destination Auction for Every Collector
The Monterey Jet Center Auction promises more than just marquee supercars. With everything from track-focused machines to timeless post-war classics and rapidly appreciating JDM icons, it represents a broad cross-section of automotive culture, all under the Broad Arrow banner.
Whether you’re seeking a homologation hero like the Maserati MC12 or a 21st-century legend like the Chiron or CCXR, Broad Arrow’s 2025 event offers a unique opportunity to acquire cars that are seldom seen—let alone offered to the public.
For those attending Monterey Car Week, this sale is not to be missed: a showcase of automotive artistry, engineering excellence, and collector-grade provenance.
