Three EB112s Headed to Auction
Three running examples of the rare Bugatti EB112 sedan are consigned to auction in Monaco on April 25, 2026 — each expected to fetch €1.5–€2 million (≈$1.7–$2.3M), offering a comparatively accessible entry into Bugatti collecting (thedrive.com). The EB112 is a four‑door V12 fastback famed for blending grand‑touring luxury with classic Bugatti design cues, and its sale highlights Geneva’s long tail in collector demand (thedrive.com).
RM Sotheby’s catalog lists the EB112 as Lot 151 for the Monaco sale on 25 April 2026 and gives the car chassis number ZA9CC030ERCD39003 with a €1,500,000–€2,000,000 estimate. (rmsothebys.com)) The lot notes the car was completed for Monegasque businessman Gildo Pallanca Pastor and remained in his ownership until 2015, and RM Sotheby’s records the odometer at 388 kilometres at cataloguing. (rmsothebys.com)) RM Sotheby’s describes the EB112 on its listing as using an EB110‑derived carbon‑fibre chassis with a front‑mounted 6.0‑litre naturally aspirated V12, six‑speed manual gearbox and permanent all‑wheel drive. (rmsothebys.com)) The Monaco sale has seen fresh consignments that push the auction’s aggregate low estimate above €87 million, led by recent additions such as a 2024 Bugatti Bolide, a 1989 Ferrari F40 and a 1957 Porsche 550A. (motorsportsnewswire.com)) Contemporary reporting and marque histories confirm Gildo Pallanca Pastor acquired unfinished EB112 chassis from the 1990s era and that Italdesign retains the original Geneva prototype (chassis #001). (hagerty.com)) Public listings differ on mileage for the same Monaco catalog entry—Octane’s preview records 12,042 km while RM Sotheby’s catalog lists 388 km—and RM Sotheby’s addendum to the lot also flags a condition clause referencing a 6,000‑kilometre/less‑than‑6‑months note. (octane-magazine.com))
