Broad Arrow to Offer Two One-Off Shooting Brakes at Zoute and Zürich SalesBroad Arrow Auctions, the auction house backed by Hagerty, is bringing two of the most unusual shooting brakes in recent memory to market this fall. The company will present a modern one-off inspired by Ferrari's coachbuilding history alongside a rare factory-sanctioned Aston Martin conversion, giving collectors a shot at two very different takes on the same eccentric body style.The headliner is the 2026 Daytona Shooting Brake Hommage, a one-off creation from Dutch design house Niels van Roij Design that pays tribute to the 1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Shooting Brake originally commissioned by Luigi Chinetti Jr. Rather than starting from a vintage Daytona, van Roij's team built the tribute on a 2009 Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano donor, leaving the naturally aspirated V12 largely untouched while reworking nearly every body panel by hand. The car debuted to a strong reception at the Royal Automobile Club Concours in July before heading to auction with a €450,000-€650,000 estimate.Highlights include 3D-printed carbon fiber nose sections, hand-formed rear bodywork, electrically operated butterfly doors trimmed in Plexiglas, and a bespoke double-barrel exhaust integrated into the diffuser. Broad Arrow says the build consumed more than 15,000 hours of design and craftsmanship, and the car shows fewer than 44,000 kilometers at the time of cataloguing.AdvertisementAdvertisementCoachbuilt one-offs based on modern Ferraris rarely change hands, so there isn't a clean comp set the way there is for numbers-matching production cars. For a sense of where the underlying 599 GTB Fiorano platform sits today, Hagerty's valuation tools are a useful starting point, tracking how Ferrari's last naturally aspirated front-engine V12 flagship has traded on the open market in recent years. The Daytona tribute will share the Zoute Concours docket with another closely watched Ferrari, a rare Grigio Ferro LaFerrari that Broad Arrow is offering with a factory-fresh battery pack.The Daytona Shooting Brake Hommage crosses the block on 9 October 2026 at Broad Arrow's Zoute Concours Auction, held at Approach Golf in Knokke-Heist, Belgium alongside Zoute Grand Prix Car Week. Roughly 70 collector cars are expected to be offered at the sale, spanning multiple categories and price points.The second shooting brake heading to auction is considerably older but no less unusual. This 1987 Aston Martin Lagonda Series 3 is one of just 76 Series 3 examples built, and the only one Aston Martin factory-approved for conversion into a shooting brake. Switzerland's Roos Engineering carried out the transformation using factory-supplied parts after the car was acquired in 1996, finishing the work in 2000.The conversion reshaped the Lagonda's dramatic wedge silhouette with custom-cut glass and a bespoke luggage compartment, plus a cabin retrimmed in Connolly leather and Alcantara. Broad Arrow is offering the car without reserve, carrying a CHF 250,000-350,000 estimate.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe Lagonda has long been one of the more polarizing entries in Aston Martin's back catalogue, and factory-original Series 3 examples already trade in a fairly narrow band. Collectors curious how a one-off coachbuilt variant like this one might stack up against a standard Lagonda can turn to Hagerty's valuation tools, which track pricing trends across Aston Martin's wedge-era lineup. Broad Arrow has leaned on that same kind of data elsewhere this auction season, framing its recent Lancia Stratos HF Stradale consignment against Hagerty's price guide in similar fashion.The Lagonda will be offered at The Zürich Auction on 7 November 2026, where Broad Arrow returns to the Dolder Grand for a second year as the official auction partner of Auto Zürich. Roughly 60 collector cars are expected to cross the block at the lakeside sale.Both sales continue a rapid buildup for Broad Arrow, which has expanded quickly since its founding in 2021. The auction house is also set to run its first Northeast sale in Newport, Rhode Island on 2 October, and its inaugural Quail Auction earlier this year posted $97.4 million in sales with nine world-record results. Collectors interested in consigning a car or attending either the Zoute Concours or Zürich sale can connect directly with a Broad Arrow specialist through the auction house's website.⚡️ Read the full article on MotoriousSign up for the Motorious Newsletter. For the latest news, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
