At Melbourne Car Auctions This Week – 29 Upcoming Sales inc Classic Cars, Fleet Utes & Prime Movers

This Brighton-based auction taps into Donington Auctions’ specialty: classic, collector, and performance car culture. The lot list covers European marques, muscle cars, and motorcycles through books and scale models. Expect factory workshop manuals, marque histories, and limited-edition diecasts from brands like Ferrari, Porsche, and Holden.

Buyers should note the June 15 close date. The mix of reference material and display pieces suits restorers hunting for technical specs or collectors filling a shelf. No street address is listed, so register with Donington Auctions for collection details post-sale. Bid on individual lots or cherry-pick the rarest titles.

This sale leans hard into the golden era of European sports cars and Australian muscle. The Mustang fastback is a genuine A-code 289 car, while the Monaro GTS is a documented 350 V8 example. The Porsche 911 Carrera is a 2.7-litre MFI car, a rare early 1970s spec that collectors chase.

Motorcycle buyers should note the Ducati 900SS, a bevel-drive twin that’s become a serious investment piece. There’s also a 1973 Norton Commando 850 Roadster and a 1967 Triumph Bonneville T120R. The collectables section mixes in automotive memorabilia, including signed motorsport posters and a set of vintage Castrol oil cans.

Bidding closes 6 July 2026. Inspection is available in Melbourne prior. If you’re after a driver-quality classic or a solid project, this catalogue has a bit of both.

This is Part I of the Kerry Manolas Collection, and it’s a deep dive for anyone who follows the Prancing Horse. The lot list includes period-correct Ferrari racing posters, enamel badges from the 1960s, and a run of leather-bound presentation books used by the factory sales team. For the restorers, there are NOS (new old stock) gasket sets and camshafts for 250 and 330 series cars.

Donington Auctions have grouped the memorabilia by marque, so if you’re after Maserati 3500 GT brochures or Lancia Fulvia homologation papers, they’re in there too. The classic car section is thin on actual vehicles for this event, but the paper and parts alone could fill gaps in a serious collection. Check the close date: July 13, 2026. Bid online or attend the Melbourne viewing day.

This is the Kerry Manolas Collection Part II, and it’s packed with petrolhead heritage. The lot list leans into motor racing history with signed memorabilia from drivers like Jack Brabham and Alan Jones, plus enamel signs, trophies, and original race programmes. Great Marques fans will find badges, brochures, and dealer items from Ferrari, Porsche, and Aston Martin.

Buyers should note the close date is 13 July 2026, giving you time to dig through the catalogue. Donington Auctions has a solid rep for collector car gear, so condition and provenance are likely tight. If you’re after a piece of Australian or international racing history, this is the one to watch.

This is a pure plate auction, not a car sale, so the focus is entirely on the metal. The catalogue spans everything from prestige Victorian heritage plates to modern personalised combinations. Classic car collectors often chase plates that match their vehicle’s era, and this sale has plenty of pre-1960s options.

Key lots include several single and double-digit Victorian plates, which historically hold their value better than most investments. There are also themed sets, initials, and short numeric runs that appeal to both enthusiasts and investors. Bidders should check the reserve structure: some plates carry minimum bids, others are absolute.

Donington Auctions runs this format regularly, so the process is straightforward. Online bidding is open now until the close date. If you are after a specific letter or number combination, scan the full lot list early. Plates in high-demand categories often draw competitive bidding in the final hours.

The paint and coating section is the standout here. You’ll find 2-pac finishes, enamels, kerosene, dark oxide, and platinum clear along with concrete paint and etch primers. That’s a solid haul for anyone respraying gear or doing industrial touch-ups.

Beyond the paints, there’s concrete coatings, bird netting, and marine-grade product from Hi-Chem. The hardware side brings in tapware and buckets. With the close date still to be confirmed, check the listing regularly for the update. This is a broad stock clearance, so the mix is worth a browse if you need raw materials for jobs rather than finished goods.

This is a tight, focused auction for anyone needing a solid trade vehicle or a cheap runabout. The two Toyota Hiaces are workhorses from the same generation, both diesel, and both likely to have seen plenty of site time. The 2011 Ford Ranger XL is a more modern option, still running the proven diesel drivetrain.

All three vehicles are listed in VIC. With a close date of 5 July 2026, there is time to inspect or arrange a mechanical check if you are local. Given these are ex-fleet or trade-in stock, expect typical wear, but also realistic reserve prices. If you need a reliable ute or van without paying dealer retail, this is worth a look.

The 2015 Mazda CX-5 Akera is the pick of the bunch if you want a family SUV with all the fruit. It has the petrol engine, so no diesel hassles, and the Akera trim means leather, sunroof, and Bose sound. The 2013 Nissan Navara RX diesel is the workhorse option, handy for tradies or anyone needing a dual-cab ute.

There is also a 2011 Nissan X-Trail ST petrol in the mix, which is a solid budget SUV for weekend trips. The 2009 Holden Cruze CD is the cheap entry point, but check the service history on that one. All vehicles are located in Dandenong South, so you can inspect before bidding closes on 6 July 2026.

This EOI auction is squarely aimed at industrial operators. The headline items are the four Buhler cells. Cell 1 is the 2000 Evolution 140F, a serious piece of kit for high-volume casting. Cells 2, 3, and 4 are Carat models from 2011 to 2015, including a 280 Comp and two 105 Compacts.

If you are tooling up a factory or expanding capacity, this is a rare chance to buy modern die casting equipment in one hit. The closing date is firm on 16 July, so get your expression of interest in early. Expect competition from domestic and overseas buyers.

This is a single-vehicle listing from Grays Online, part of their rolling auction format for passenger vehicles. The 2010 BMW X1 sDrive 18i is the entry-level rear-wheel-drive wagon, offering a balance of European badge prestige and everyday usability. With the E84 body style, it’s a compact SUV that drives more like a car, making it a solid pick for city commutes or weekend trips.

Check the listing for current odometer reading, service history, and condition notes. As with any Grays auction, factor in the buyer’s premium and arrange your own inspection if possible. The close date is yet to be confirmed, so monitor the listing for the final countdown.

This listing is a single vehicle lot from Grays Online’s ongoing passenger and light commercial sales. The F350 is a serious towing and hauling rig, often fitted with a turbo-diesel and heavy-duty suspension. If the example here is a recent year, expect creature comforts like leather trim and a large touchscreen alongside its commercial capability.

Buyers should check the specific model year, engine type, and odometer reading in the full listing. The close date is still to be confirmed, so monitor the page for updates. Given the size and weight of these trucks, factor in registration and compliance costs if it’s an import.

This is an individual vehicle listing from Grays Online’s rolling stock of passenger and light commercial vehicles. The Iveco Daily is a solid workhorse, and the manual gearbox gives you full control over the drivetrain, which is a bonus for towing or heavy loads.

Check the listing for service history and current odometer reading before you bid. Given it’s a manual diesel Daily, expect strong interest from tradies and camper van converters. The close date is still to be confirmed, so refresh the page if you’re keen.

This Grays Online auction focuses on a single Toyota RAV4 with front-wheel drive and an automatic transmission. It fits into their broader rolling inventory of passenger vehicles, SUVs, utes, and vans. The RAV4 is a popular choice for its practical cabin and decent fuel economy.

If you need a dependable daily driver without the new-car price tag, this one is worth a look. Check the listing for the current bid and any condition notes before the close date is announced.

This Rodeo is part of Grays’ ongoing vehicle sale, which cycles through passenger cars, SUVs, vans, and light commercials. The listing points to a manual diesel, a configuration that’s becoming harder to find in clean condition. No close date is set yet, so it pays to check back regularly.

Buyers should factor in the usual auction conditions: the vehicle is sold as-is, with no warranty. Inspect the listing photos for rust or wear around the tray and cabin. If the body and driveline are straight, this could be a cheap runabout or a parts donor for another Rodeo project.

This pair covers two very different tastes in high-end motoring. The Range Rover Sport HSE Diesel is a modern family hauler with serious road presence. The 3.0-litre turbodiesel offers strong towing capacity and long-range cruising ability for a buyer wanting luxury without the fuel bill of a V8.

The Bentley is the wildcard. A 2007 Continental GTC with all-wheel drive and a petrol engine, it represents early 2000s grand touring excess. Convertible roof, quad exhausts, and a cabin trimmed in wood and leather. Check the service history carefully, as maintenance on these W12-powered cars is not cheap. Both lots are titled with no reserve, so the starting bid will be the key.