This auction serves as the anchor for the broader 2026 Arizona Car Week, which transforms the region into a global collector car hub from January 17–25.

While Barrett-Jackson draws massive crowds to WestWorld, enthusiasts can also attend curated sales at RM Sotheby’s at the Arizona Biltmore and Bonhams at the Westin Kierland Resort.

Other major events throughout the week include the Arizona Concours d’Elegance at Scottsdale Civic Center and the MAG Collector Car Auction in Mesa, offering a complete schedule of shows, seminars, and multi-million dollar sales.

Heavy Hitters Crossing the Block

• 2023 Brabus 900 Rocket R: This “Blue Magic” hypercar features a 3.8L flat-six producing 900hp and 774 lb-ft of torque, mated to an 8-speed PDK. The exterior is Signature Gray with a Mondial Blue leather interior. It is one of only two street-legal units in the U.S..

Powered by a 3.8L twin-turbo flat-6 producing 900 hp, this BRABUS 900 Rocket R shows just 936 miles and features a Mexico Blue Masterpiece interior with Alcantara, carbon trim, and Shadow Chrome accents.

• 1970 Plymouth ‘Cuda Convertible: This Lemon Twist Yellow Mopar features a black vinyl interior and a rare V-code 440 Six-Barrel engine paired with a 4-speed manual. As one of only 17 produced with this drivetrain, its professional rotisserie restoration makes it a blue-chip investment.
• 2017 Ford GT: Powered by a 3.5L EcoBoost V6 and 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, this Ingot Silver beast features a “Dark Energy” interior. Previously owned by Tim Allen, it has only 937 miles and includes carbon-fiber wheels and titanium lug nuts.
  

  This Ingot Silver 2017 Ford GT, purchased new from Galpin Ford by comedian Tim Allen and showing 937 miles, pairs a twin-turbo 3.5L V6 and 7-speed dual-clutch with carbon-fiber wheels and Brembo carbon-ceramic brakes with blue calipers.

• 2005 Ford GTX1 (No. 24): Finished in Ebony Black with silver stripes and a black interior, this targa-top conversion uses a 5.4L supercharged V8 and 6-speed manual. It is one of just 30 built by Genaddi and bears the unique signatures of Carroll Shelby and Mario Andretti.
• 2026 Corvette ZR1X “Stars and Steel”: This one-of-one charity car boasts a 1,064hp twin-turbo 5.5L LT7 V8 and 8-speed dual-clutch. It features a custom “Patriot Blue” finish and a “Liberty Red” interior, created specifically to honor America’s 250th anniversary.

Last Year’s Results

The 2025 Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction achieved over $198 million in total sales with a 100% sell-through rate across 2,013 vehicles. The event was headlined by the first retail 2025 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 (VIN 001), which hammered at $3.7 million for charity.

Other Modern hypercars dominated the leaderboard, including a 2023 Hennessey Venom F5 Roadster that sold for $2.2 million and a 2014 Pagani Huayra at $1.925 million. Beyond the cars, the auction also set records in its automobilia division, moving nearly 1,000 pieces for over $5.2 million.

Top 5 Highlight Vehicles

• 1951 MERCURY CUSTOM COUPE: This radical 1951 Mercury Custom Coupe, known as “The Widow,” stands as one of the most significant custom Mercs ever built. Designed and executed by legendary customizer Joe Bailon—the originator of Candy Apple Red—it features extensive hand-fabricated bodywork, a deeply chopped roof, and period-correct custom craftsmanship elevated by modern mechanical refinement.
  

  Known as “The Widow,” this 1951 Mercury Custom Coupe represents Joe Bailon’s most extensive Merc build. Powered by a 255ci flathead with Edelbrock heads and tri-power, it’s finished in Bailon’s own Candy Apple Red, a color he famously pioneered.

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  Headlining the Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction, it has earned recognition from Hagerty as one of the wildest customs ever built, blending historic hot rod culture with show-stopping presence and street-driven capability at WestWorld.

• 2005 CHEVROLET CORVETTE: A rebodied 2005 Chevrolet Corvette transformed into a bespoke supercar-like creation, blending C6 mechanicals with radical custom fiberglass body, aggressive aerodynamics, and LS-powered performance. Highlighted in Hagerty’s wildest customs list for the 2026 Scottsdale auction, offering LS V8 muscle, modern suspension, and unique styling destined for collector acclaim.
• 2006 FORD GT (SUPERCHARGED): This 2006 Ford GT is powered by a supercharged 5.4L DOHC V8 and 6-speed manual. Showing 1,306 miles, it includes factory black stripes, McIntosh stereo, and forged BBS wheels. It is one of 31 in yellow with black calipers from a 2,011-unit run. This low-mileage supercar blends iconic racing heritage with pristine, investment-grade status.
• 2008 FORD SHELBY GT500 SUPER SNAKE: This 2008 Ford Shelby GT500 Super Snake (CSM #08SS0409) features a supercharged 5.4L V8 producing 725hp. It is equipped with a polished Kenne Bell supercharger, 6-speed manual, and JBA long-tube headers. Finished in Torch Red with black stripes and Alcoa wheels, it has 9,972 miles and includes carbon-fiber accents with Super Snake embroidery.
  

  This Super Snake is finished in Torch Red with black stripes and Alcoa wheels, it has 9,972 miles and includes carbon-fiber accents with Super Snake embroidery.

  For a 2008 Shelby GT500 Super Snake with the Kenne Bell supercharger package (the more aggressive option):

  • 0–60 mph: ~3.5 seconds
  • Quarter-mile: low 11-second range (high 10s with ideal conditions)
  • Top speed: 190–200 mph, depending on gearing and aero setup
  • Output: Typically 725–800+ horsepower, depending on pulley and tune
• 2011 FERRARI 458 ITALIA LIBERTY WALK CUSTOM COUPE: This custom 2011 Ferrari 458 Italia features a Liberty Walk widebody kit and “White Horse” paint over carbon fiber.
  

  This 2011 Ferrari 458 Italia Liberty Walk features a 4.5L V8 with a 7-speed dual-clutch, Liberty Walk carbon widebody, HRE wheels, FI valved exhaust, Air Lift suspension, and custom ECU tune. Built by Creative Bespoke with over $120K in modifications and 22,954 miles.

  Powered by a 4.5L V8 with a 7-speed dual-clutch, it includes a custom ECU tune and FI valved exhaust. Performance is matched by an Air Lift suspension and color-matched HRE wheels. Showing 22,954 miles, this bespoke coupe is a standout for the 2026 auction.

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Barrett-Jackson VIP Experiences

For those seeking more than a front-row seat, Barrett-Jackson offers elite VIP Hospitality Packages that provide unparalleled access to the “World’s Greatest Collector Car Auction”.

Exclusive Hospitality Suites

• Craig Jackson’s Skybox: Traditionally an invitation-only area, this premium suite offers a direct vantage point of the auction block. It includes gourmet catering, a hosted bar, and access to the owner’s private lounge. (View VIP Packages)
• Luxury Lounge: Located high above the auction floor, this suite provides panoramic views of the arena. Guests enjoy a curated menu, private restrooms, and a relaxed environment away from the crowds.
• The Muscle Lounge: A high-energy social club situated at the north end of the pavilion, perfect for entertaining clients with all-inclusive food and drinks throughout the week.

Insider Access & Perks

• Staging Lane Hospitality: Get a behind-the-scenes look at the vehicles just moments before they roll onto the auction block. This package includes fast-pass entry to the Ford and Chevrolet thrill rides. (View VIP Packages)
• VIP Auction Block Tours: Led by a Barrett-Jackson representative, these guided tours take you on the stage for an up-close look at the cars as they are being auctioned.
• Opening Night Gala: Most VIP credentials include invitations to this prestigious, private party featuring live entertainment, fine dining, and networking with top collectors and celebrities.

Ticket Prices & Auction Schedule

The 2026 Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction runs from January 17–25, with gates opening daily at 8:00 AM. The “Rock the Block” kickoff concert featuring Cole Swindell starts the festivities on Friday, January 16.

Daily Ticket Pricing (Adult General Admission)

Prices vary by day, increasing as the week progresses toward the premium weekend lots.

• Preview & Family Day (Jan 17): Starting at $27.
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• Weekdays (Jan 19–21): $47 – $70.
• Peak Auction Days (Jan 22–24): $88 – $139.
• Finale Sunday (Jan 25): Approximately $46.
• Discounts: Seniors, military, and students (ages 13–college) receive discounted rates (approx. $10–$35); children 12 and under are free with a paying adult.

Event Schedule Highlights

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HOW TO REGISTER FOR THE AUCTION
Can anyone go to the Barrett-Jackson auction as a guest with the price of a $30 ticket? But if you would like to purchase a car, or register to possibly buy a car, you can register on the Barrett-Jackson Website Registration Page here.

HOW TO SELL A CAR AT A BARRETT-JACKSON AUCTION
If you would consign or sell a car at a Barrett-Jackson Auction, you must first register your car on the Barrett-Jackson website. There are only a few simple steps to registration, such as your car description, photos, and a copy of the car title. For more details on how to register your car, please visit the Barrett-Jackson Car Registration Page Here.

About the Venue

WestWorld of Scottsdale is off SR-101 at Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd. It offers paid and free parking plus shuttles. Amenities include an Exhibitor Marketplace and food options. Rideshare drop-off is near the entrance. Accessibility supports all attendees.

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About Barrett-Jackson Auction

Barrett-Jackson started in the 1960s by Tom Barrett and Russ Jackson. It specializes in collector car auctions. Now the world’s greatest, it hosts thousands of vehicles yearly. Charity sales have raised over $163 million.

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Event Summary

• Who: Barrett-Jackson Auction Company for serious collectors.
• What: Over 1,700 collector cars, customs, supercars crossing the block.
• When: January 17-25, 2026.
• Where: WestWorld of Scottsdale, AZ.