Copart's Top 10 Best-Selling Salvaged Supercars of 2021

Some incredible supercars came up for auction this year. These are the top 10 bestsellers... 

10) Porsche 911 Carrera / £42,160

The Carrera is Porsche's modern remake of the iconic 911. It goes like the clappers too, hitting 182mph, yet the unmistakable silhouette is sublime as ever.

This Cat N 2014 Carrera sold at auction on 27 October.

9) Porsche Cayman 718 / £43,250

We’re in peak-Porsche territory now. The 718 is the Goldilocks of Porsche cars because everything – design, performance, comfort – is just right.

This Cat S 2020 Cayman sold at auction on 3 March.

8) Lamborghini Huracan / £44,351

Lamborghini’s audacious superstar is far from subtle, but its braggadocio is matched by phenomenal power. Mid-life crisis middle managers beware.

This Cat S 2018 Huracan sold at auction on 3 February.

7) Porsche 911 GT3 RS / £49,941

This stunning white-on-red GT3 RS demands your attention. It’s no use looking away. The growl of its engine will pull you back in. 

This rare Cat B 2010 GT3 sold at auction on 6 October.

6) BMW M4 Competition / £50.688

Imagine seeing this beast in your rear mirror. The quick-as-lightening M4 has dynamism, agility, and raw power. Its kidney-shaped grille is boss.

This Cat S 2021 model sold at auction on 13 August.

5) Aston Martin DB11 V8 / £57,500

The Aston Martin DB11 V8 has superb handling and award-winning good looks. It's also ridiculously quick, like 187mph quick.

This Cat S 2019 DB11 sold at auction on 18 November.

4) McLaren 650S / £64,523

It’s definitely an event when a McLaren rocks up for auction, especially a tiger-orange 650S with a twin-turbo V8 engine. Proper wild.

This Cat U 2015 McLaren sold at auction on 9 April.

3) Ferrari 488 Spider / £87,820

Ferrari’s modern marvel deserves all the awards lavished on it. Did you know it can go 0-62mph in 3 seconds flat? That's blistering fast.

This Cat S 2017 Ferrari sold at auction on 21 January.

2) Ferrari Portofino / £107,250

The Portofino comes with an F154BE engine, cutting-edge tech, and a top speed of 199mph – pretty incredible considering it's Ferrari’s ‘entry level’ supercar.

This Cat N 2020 model sold at auction on 21 October.

1) Lamborghini Aventador / £124,500

Ah, now you're talking. The Aventador is everything a supercar should be – humungously wide, ridiculously low, and outrageously fast. Pure filth.

This Cat N 2016 Lambo sold at auction on 25 August.