Barrett-Jackson is bringing its auction block back to Las Vegas for the first time in three years, running September 10-12, 2026 at the Las Vegas Convention Center’s West Hall, with hundreds of collector cars, motorcycles and automobilia lots set to cross the block over the three-day run. The Fall Auction lands on the heels of a run of 100% sell-through results at Barrett-Jackson’s other 2026 sales, according to the company’s own event page.

Key Points

• Dates: September 10-12, 2026, preceded by a September 9 invitation-only opening reception at LIV Las Vegas.
• Venue: West Hall, Las Vegas Convention Center, with Fontainebleau Las Vegas serving as host hotel.
• Marks Barrett-Jackson’s return to Las Vegas after a three-year absence — the auction house last sold there in June 2023.
• Follows a 1,911-vehicle, 100% sell-through Scottsdale auction in January 2026 that brought in more than $191 million.

A comeback built on a hot 2026 for the auction house

Barrett-Jackson Chairman and CEO Craig Jackson said in the company’s own announcement, as reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, that “Las Vegas is one of the most popular destinations in the world, making it the perfect backdrop for this year’s Fall Auction.” President Steve Davis added that the company’s “deep connection with Las Vegas spans nearly two decades,” dating back to Barrett-Jackson’s first Las Vegas sale in 2008.

2026 has been a record-setting year at the block

The Las Vegas date follows a string of strong results across Barrett-Jackson’s 2026 calendar. Its flagship Scottsdale auction in January moved all 1,911 no-reserve vehicles offered, a 100% sell-through rate, for more than $191 million in total sales in front of roughly 6,500 registered bidders. The company followed that in April with its Palm Beach auction, where 610 vehicles also sold at a 100% clip for more than $47 million, part of a $48.5 million weekend that included automobilia sales and $1.635 million raised for charity.

What’s crossing the block in Las Vegas

Consignments announced so far for the September sale include a 1951 Cadillac Series 62 Royal Parade convertible built at GM’s Cadillac factory as a one-off parade car for then-Princess Elizabeth ahead of her 1952 accession to the British throne, alongside a custom 1962 Chevrolet Corvette convertible fitted with an LS3 stroker engine, a twin-turbocharged 1996 Ferrari F355, a 2007 Ferrari F430 F1 Spider, and a 1963 Corvette Split-Window Fuelie restored by Boyd Coddington, according to Old Cars Weekly’s rundown of the docket. Coverage will air on FYI and HISTORY, with a live stream also available on Barrett-Jackson’s own site.

Barrett-Jackson’s Scottsdale auction alone regularly runs well over 1,000 vehicles across its week-long format, so a three-day return engagement in Las Vegas won’t approach that scale — but with 100% sell-through rates at both of its 2026 sales so far, the docket for the Fall Auction figures to move fast once bidding opens on the convention center floor.