Zürich 2026: four results that matter
Four completed sales sharpen the market picture for a three-car Bugatti Legends edition, the Swiss-specification F40, the 812 Competizione A and the manual Ferrari Superamerica.
What changed
The CHF 4.505m Bugatti result belongs to the three-car Jean-Pierre Wimille Legends subvariant, not to the general Veyron market.
The CHF 3.324m F40 result is a Swiss cat, non-adjust car with 38,725 km, matching numbers and Ferrari Classiche certification.
The 812 Competizione A sold for CHF 1.85m; the 2023 build and 2025 title dates must remain separate.
The CHF 961,250 Superamerica is one of 43 manuals, with HGTC, royal first ownership and full-price VAT treatment.
Completed-sale evidence
Original currencies are preserved. These are published premium-inclusive results; hammer prices remain unknown unless separately verified.
One of three; 3,766 km; special-context result.
Estimate CHF 2'400'000–CHF 2'800'000
CHF 4'505'000
Completed sale
CHF 3'323'750
Completed sale
1,576 km; Blu Elettrico; built 2023, titled 2025.
CHF 1'850'000
Completed sale
Manual/HGTC; 7,437 km; Classiche; full-price VAT.
CHF 961'250
Completed sale
Implication for SCC
Database update
Added four source-backed completed-sale observations with exact chassis, mileage, specification and price-basis flags.
Database update
Created separate research variants for the Jean-Pierre Wimille Veyron and manual Superamerica instead of contaminating broader model records.
SCI methodology / re-score
Treat the Bugatti and Superamerica as special-context transactions; they remain visible but are excluded from generic comparable-sale interpretation.
Outlook watch
Use the F40 and 812 Competizione A observations as model-level evidence, while retaining provenance and specification adjustments.
Evidence caveats
- Published RM results are stored as premium-inclusive results, not hammer prices.
- RM Zürich buyer’s premium and Swiss VAT treatment can vary by lot; the Superamerica was subject to VAT on the full purchase price.
- The Bugatti entered Switzerland under a temporary-import bond.
- Single transactions do not establish broad model appreciation.
