Broad Arrow reported a landmark year in 2025, completing more than $624 million in total transaction value across auctions, private sales, and financing activities. The results represent a 97 percent increase over the company’s 2024 performance, underscoring rapid growth just four years after its founding.
Founded in 2021 and operating as a Hagerty company, Broad Arrow has expanded quickly across multiple segments of the collector car market. In 2025, the company supported client transactions spanning live auctions, discreet private sales, and secured financing solutions, with activity spread across North America and Europe.
Broad Arrow Auctions accounted for $257 million in total sales during the year, achieved through eight live auctions and two online memorabilia sales. The company significantly expanded its auction calendar compared with the prior year, adding three European auctions and one new U.S. event. Across 949 lots sold, including both vehicles and memorabilia, the auctions achieved an overall sell-through rate of 88 percent, while bidders participated from 52 countries.
The auction year began with the sale of the Academy of Art University Collection in San Francisco, where more than 100 pre-war and post-war classics were sold entirely without reserve for $14.5 million. Momentum continued at major U.S. events, including the Amelia Auction, the Porsche Air|Water Auction, the Monterey Jet Center Auction, and a debut sale in Las Vegas.
European expansion marked one of the most significant developments of the year. Broad Arrow debuted as the official auction partner of the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, followed by new auctions at Zoute Grand Prix Car Week and Auto Zürich. Together, the three European sales generated strong sell-through rates and more than $93 million in combined results.
Private sales emerged as the company’s largest growth driver. Broad Arrow Private Sales completed more than $281 million across 190 transactions, surpassing auction totals for the first time. The average private transaction exceeded $1.4 million and included highly significant modern and historic collector cars.
Financing also played a key role. Broad Arrow Capital facilitated approximately $85 million in new collector car loans across the U.S., U.K., and Europe, reflecting increasing demand from a younger client base.
Looking ahead, Broad Arrow plans to further expand its calendar in 2026, including a new Global Icons online auction series and the return of its flagship Amelia Auction in March.