The case files

One car. One file. One number.

Every case study below is a real commission on a real chassis, rebuilt from the dossier that shipped. Same research engine each time. What changes is the desk that ordered it, and what that desk needed the file to answer before the money moved.

  1. A white Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano on a dealer showroom floor Lender edition 01 2011 Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano The manual that wasn’t. A $449,950 ask resting on a gearbox the car did not have. Two cohorts share one body and trade a third of a million dollars apart. Four photographs, published in the seller’s own gallery, settled which one this was. The ask$449,950 What the record supported$114,000 Read the case study
  2. A black Porsche 911 GT3 on a driveway in front of a brick house Collector edition 02 2011 Porsche 911 GT3 The right car. The wrong number. A buyer who wanted the car badly and refused to buy it on want alone. It had to work as a car to drive and as an asset to hold. Thirty-four verified transactions and a three-year forward band put the bidding $30,000 past anything the record could defend. Where the bidding got to$225,000 What the record supported$195,000 Read the case study

Every figure in a case study restates a number from the dossier that shipped. Nothing is recomputed for the page, and no case study is published without the commissioning client’s agreement.

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