Silverstone Auctions offers a fantastic catalogue of 100+ classics, sports cars and historic motorbikes, alongside a vast array of collectible luxury watches and automobilia, during the auctions on Saturday and Sunday of the show.

So come along and feel the excitement of bidding on one of the unique lots, either by placing your own bid or watching the spectacle after your have browsed the offerings.

Show goers can appreciate all the cars and collectables in person during auction viewing hours, and enjoy the dramatic live auctions over the weekend.

Past star offerings at the sale have included:

• Hollywood icon, Steve McQueen’s 1945 Willys Jeep
• Frank Sinatra’s 1984 Rolls-Royce Corniche Convertible
• Seven cars from Jay Kay, lead singer of Jamiroquai, including a 2016 McLaren 675 LT, a 1989 BMW E30 M3 Johnny Cecotto Ltd Edition, a 1973 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Spyder Conversion and a 1973 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS.
• A 1958 Volkswagen Beetle which was fully restored on Channel 4’s For the Love of Cars in 2015

You can bid in person, online via Proxibid, by commission bid or by phone. Bidders are required to register before the auction and can do so either online or at the registration desk in the auction area.

Register to bid online

Admittance to the auction is granted by purchasing the £10 catalogue at the entrance to the Silverstone Auctions which admits two people. The catalogue allows admittance to the auction area for the entirety of the event.

2017 Subaru Wrx Sti Final Edition

Estimate: £20,000 - £25,000

One of just 150 that were destined for the UK, this example has had one owner from new and has covered just 110 miles! This rare-to-market example is essentially new!

1962 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 3.8 Roadster

Estimate: £90,000 - £110,000

Coming from 32 years ownership, this example has benefitted from a ground up, nut and bolt restoration. The result is a really lovely Series 1, one of the best you’ll find.

1965 Aston Martin Db5

Estimate: £580,000 - £650,000

This DB5 is the actual car featured on the August 2013 Royal Mail postage stamp issue. Presented in Silver Birch, it is one of the finest examples of the most famous ‘James Bond' Aston Martins.

1950 Aston Martin Db2 'Washboard'

Estimate: £390,000 - £450,000

One of the first 49, Series 1, three-grille, "Washboard" examples, in its original colour of Almond Green over Dark Green. Third place in 'Post-war Sports Cars' in 2015 at Pebble Beach, the world's most prestigious Concours.

Pkv 374 - The Ex-Works 1955 Le Mans 24-Hours Triumph Tr2

Estimate: £100,000 - £140,000

The ex-Works 1955 Le Mans 24-hours TR2 driven by Leslie Brooke and Mortimer Morris-Goodall to 19^th position overall. The car was also owned by the late King Hussein of Jordan and for the last 47 years it has been in private ownership by the same family.

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If you are considering selling a car at auction here are some key reasons why you should do it with Silverstone Auctions at the show this year:

• Its one of Silverstone Auctions biggest sales with over £4.2 million worth of classic cars sold last year
• The shows audience is large and relevant, made up of classic car enthusiasts to showcase your car to, plus Silverstone Auctions have buyers from all over the world who bid on the phone and online
• The fees are competitive - your entry fee of £250 +VAT goes towards promoting your car, its catalogue entry, including photography
• Recieve world-wide marketing from high profile magazines to international classic car websites and extensive PR coverage

Find out more out the benefits of selling with Silverstone Auctions here

If you are interested in including your car at Silverstone Auctions' sale at the show follow this step-by-step guide to submit an entry by Friday 11^th October.

1. Contact Silverstone Auctions with basic information on make, model, year, mileage and condition of the car
2. If the car is appropriate for the sale there will be a follow-up conversation and valuation
3. Valuation is achieved with input from yourself and Silverstone Auctions team of knowledgable and experienced consignors
4. Upon the agreement of the valuation and T&C’s, your car is entered
5. Silverstone Auctions' in-house photographer will capture your classic with the images used to promote the sale 
6. Promotion includes a place in the catalogue, PR coverage, magazines, social media and third party listings (subject to submission date)
7. All enquiries are managed by your consignor who has taken the time to get to know all there is about your car
8. At the sale, Silverstone Auctions have a valeting team to keep your classic looking its best

Find further details on Silverstone Auctions selling process here