Keno Brothers’ Inaugural “Rolling Sculpture” Auction Brings $8.3m

Tony Piff Avatar

Sales totaled $8.3m at the Keno Brothers’ debut classic car auction on November 18 in New York City. Out of 40 lots offered, a 1968 Bizzarrini Strada 5300 earned top money at $1,010,800. Rounding out the top five were a 1969 Lamborghini Miura P400 S at $974,400, a 1965 Aston Martin DB5 at $950,000, a 1968 Toyota 2000GT at $683,200 and a 1999 Lamborghini Diablo GT at $616,000. View all the sold prices here. Sports Car Market Publisher Keith Martin attended the sale and said, “The Keno Brothers have shown serious intent to be players in a competitive market – with every indication that their […]


3 responses to “Keno Brothers’ Inaugural “Rolling Sculpture” Auction Brings $8.3m”

  1. Wendy Berry Avatar

    It could be said the Keno’s “artistic and elegant style” was predictable for the Nov. 19 NYC auction, but the reality of being in attendance presented a one-of-a-kind eye opener that was truly breathtaking. I’m glad they are serious players and even more pleased because they are truly and genuinely deserving of success in their newest venture. I look forward to Hershey in June.

  2. Dennis Garrity Avatar

    Interesting that they had high a fairly high percentage of no-sales. Must be a tad disappointing to them and their consignors, especially in that the offerings were limited and carefully “curated”.