
On Saturday, 10 October, Autoworld Brussels hosted the third edition of Aguttes on Wheels - Auction & Motion, an auction dedicated to classic and prestigious automobiles, held in the heart of the museum as part of Zoute Grand Prix week.
For the occasion, all the cars offered for sale were brought together at Autoworld, creating an impressive showcase of nearly a century of automotive history. During their visit to the museum, visitors had the opportunity not only to admire these exceptional vehicles up close, but also to follow the auction live and experience the excitement of the bidding right in the heart of the museum.
During the public exhibition, held on 8 and 9 October and on Saturday morning ahead of the auction, visitors could discover these exceptional automobiles in the unique setting of the permanent collection and the temporary exhibition 'Autoworld 40 Years – Looking Back to the Future'.

EXCEPTIONAL AUTOMOBILES
Among the most remarkable models were the 1966 Porsche 906 Carrera 6, a true racing car with a rich motorsport heritage; the 2005 Gumpert Apollo Prototype, embodying a radical vision of the supercar; and the 1926 Bugatti Type 38, a symbol of automotive excellence in the interwar period.
Sports cars and more recent collector models were also well represented, including a Porsche 911 Carrera RS Lightweight and a Ferrari 550 Maranello. The 1980 Sbarro Super Eight added a touch of creativity and boldness to the selection.
Among the results published by Aguttes, several automobiles achieved remarkable prices: Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 SS Spider (1939) : 190 976 € / Lotus Eleven Série 1 (1956) : 179 040 € / Lancia Flaminia Sport Zagato (1960) : 155 168 € / Sbarro Super Eight (1980) : 105 036 € / Ferrari F355 GTS F1 (1998) : 102 589 €
AUTOWORLD, A UNIQUE SETTING FOR CLASSIC CARS
By hosting this auction, Autoworld reaffirmed its role as a key meeting place for automotive heritage, collectors and professionals from the automotive world. Autoworld would like to thank Aguttes and all participants for this new collaboration in the heart of Brussels.