Gooding Geneva Auction to Feature No-Reserve Ferrari Collection

Gooding Geneva Auction Announced

Gooding Christie’s will expand its international auction calendar with the inaugural Gooding Geneva sale on November 8, 2026. The standalone automotive auction will take place during Christie’s Luxury Week at the Four Seasons Hotel des Bergues, marking the auction house’s first dedicated collector-car sale in Switzerland.

The foundation of the auction will be a single-owner collection of 17 lots, consisting primarily of modern, exceptionally low-mileage Ferraris. All the vehicles in the collection will be offered without reserve, making the Gooding Geneva auction an important late-season event for Ferrari enthusiasts and collectors.

Ferrari Auction Highlights

Leading the initial consignments is a 2023 Ferrari 812 Competizione Aperta, estimated at CHF 1.7 million to CHF 1.9 million. A 2025 Ferrari 812 Competizione coupe carries an estimate of CHF 1.4 million to CHF 1.6 million, while a 2025 Ferrari SF90 XX Spider is expected to bring between CHF 1.5 million and CHF 1.7 million.

Gooding Geneva to feature this 2025 Ferrari SF90 XX Spider

Another major attraction is a 2016 Ferrari F12tdf, estimated at CHF 1.4 million to CHF 1.6 million. Additional Geneva Collector Cars already announced for the sale include Ferrari 488 Pistas, 296 Speciales and 12Cilindris, all coming from the same collection.

Ferrari 12Cilindri to be offered at Gooding Geneva

The Ferrari group will be supplemented by other consignments, with the complete Gooding Geneva auction catalogue scheduled for publication in late October. The sale is intended to become a recurring event within Gooding Christie’s European, Middle Eastern and African auction calendar.

Geneva Collector Cars Preview

The auction will begin at 7 p.m. CET on Sunday, November 8. The cars will be displayed at a separate viewing facility near the Four Seasons Hotel des Bergues from November 6 through November 8, with shuttle transportation available for prospective bidders.

With a no-reserve Ferrari collection and several highly desirable limited-production supercars already confirmed, the first Gooding Geneva sale promises to add a significant new destination to the European collector-car auction calendar.