The 2026 Mecum Kissimmee auction in Florida lived up to its reputation as one of the world’s largest and most thrilling collector car events. Held January 6–18 at Osceola Heritage Park, this year’s sale drew massive crowds and fierce bidding across thousands of exceptional vehicles — from American muscle to European exotica. Ferrari enthusiasts in particular were treated to incredible results as several marquee Prancing Horse models crossed the block in ultra-low-mileage and museum-quality condition.
1992 Ferrari F40
This immaculate 1992 Ferrari F40 was one of the standout modern classics at Kissimmee. With just 865 miles on the odometer and ordered new by an enthusiast through Thoroughbred MotorCars in Nashville, it showcased Ferrari’s final analog supercar at its purest. The F40’s raw twin-turbo V8 and iconic aero continue to make it a must-own for collectors.
1985 Ferrari 288 GTO
Emerging from the legendary Bachman Ferrari Collection, the 1985 Ferrari 288 GTO brought serious attention. As one of the key icons from Ferrari’s homologation era — bridging classic performance and modern supercar sensibilities — this rare 288 GTO hammered down among the week’s most talked-about results, affirming its lasting desirability.
2003 Ferrari Enzo
Modern Ferrari halo status was on full display with this 2003 Ferrari Enzo, another jewel from the Bachman lineup. With extremely low miles and spectacular provenance, the Enzo reaffirmed its place among the most celebrated 21st-century supercars — delivering one of the auction’s top figures and underscoring enduring demand for early-millennium Ferrari masterpieces.
Beyond these headline Ferraris, Kissimmee 2026 delivered a broad range of highlights — from vintage racers to rare collector muscle — confirming its status as a must-attend event for enthusiasts, buyers, and fans worldwide.