President Donald Trump’s former 2007 Ferrari F430 F1 sold at Mecum’s Kissimmee 2026 auction on Saturday, January 17, 2026. Sadly, the public-facing listing now shows it as sold, with no sale price displayed.
Allegedly, the sale price is undisclosed and will remain that way until the buyer decides to reveal themselves and the price they paid.
ClickOrlando reported previously that the car was headed to Osceola Heritage Park as part of Mecum’s Kissimmee event. The car had low mileage and paperwork linking the original title to Trump Tower.
As someone who has seen their fair share of auctions, including celebrity sales, the undisclosed elements (buyer and price) will likely lead to a future reveal rather than someone seeking privacy. We’ll find out in due course.
The estimate was between $750,000 and $1 million, and a Mercum spokesperson suggested the notoriety could push it much higher. Hopefully, we’ll know the final price and buyer soon.
What you need to know about the car
In coverage before the auction, one of the key elements that kept getting reported on was the plate bearing the initials DJT. This adds to the value, as not only does the paperwork link the car to the President, but the car actually showcases it.
Autotalk even called out the plate as a standout feature, alongside the beige leather and electronically adjustable seats.
According to Mecum Auctions, the car was sold with documentation like the original title and related materials.
The Independent added that the title copy shows Trump’s signature and his Trump Tower address. Autotalk reported that the President bought the car in 2007 and took delivery at Trump Tower in New York City.
Other features of the car include the Ferrari’s classic Corsa Red over beige aesthetic, Daytona-style seats, and carbon-fiber trim. The car also packs a V8 and an F1-style transmission setup.
According to Mecum’s public lot page, the car shows 9,506 miles.
Whenever buying anything from a shop or auction with a celebrity connection, always make sure it has a trusted chain of custody, as it reduces risk and helps retain value.
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