Fewer cars rolled across the block than in recent years during the auctions in Scottsdale, but the amount bid for the vehicles sold increased from last year, substantially in some cases. When compared to last year, sell-through was better, average prices per car sold were higher, more automobilia was purchased, and the number of people in attendance had increased as well. Leading the way in the number of cars sold and sheer spectacle in presentation, Barrett-Jackson was able to sell…
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