Published: 20 February 2026
The third edition of ModaMiami returns this month in a weekend-long celebration of automotive excellence. Conceived as a unique collaboration between the Sotheby’s auction house and RM Sotheby’s, the event had an exhilarating debut and has already become a seasonal mainstay. While the cars are the main draw, there is much more to enjoy over the course of four days, from fine dining and live entertainment to design showcases. ModaMiami will be hosted once again at the Biltmore Coral Gables, building on the successes of its previous iterations to deliver a truly showstopping lineup of experiences, capped off by the highly anticipated RM Sotheby’s auction.
Up for bid are some truly beautiful and unique vintage automobiles from several private collections, alongside a selection of modern supercars including models from earlier this decade. Hhighlighting the best of modern engineering and technological design, here are our picks for the most exciting 2020s supercars at the Miami sale.
2023 Ferrari 812 Competizione A
The open-air naturally-aspirated V12 is perhaps most emblematic of the Ferrari experience and models with that particular configuration have become standard bearers for the brand. One of the newest and most electrifying examples of that is the 812 Competizione A - short for Aperta or ‘open’. Fittingly, this was conceived as the open-top variant of the popular 812 Competizione, reconfiguring the chassis and the car’s aerodynamics to enhance performance. It also boasts what was considered to be the marque’s most powerful naturally-aspirated V12 to date, delivering an impressive 819 horsepower and an acceleration of 0 to 62mph in a mere 2.,85 seconds.
Carbon fibre features extensively across the body, including a removable roof. The car is finished in signature Rosso Corsa with an Argento Nürburgring racing stripe over Rosso and Nero Alcantara interiors. Spacious racing seats are beautifully embroidered and showcase the iconic Prancing Horse as well as the Italian flag. Additional carbon fibre elements can be found inside, along with a high-power audio system and Apple CarPlay.
Adding to the exclusivity of the model is its limited production run, with only 599 examples reportedly produced and sold strictly by invitation to a handpicked group of Ferrari’s top clients. At the time of cataloguing, the consigned vehicle had recorded only 80 miles. Offered with its original window sticker, a car cover and other accessories, this is a fantastic representation of the latest chapter in Ferrari history.
2020 McLaren Speedtail
Seen as the spiritual successor to the McLaren F1, the Speedtail features many of the same key elements - a three-seat configuration with a central driver position, a lightweight composite body, and performance that exceeded benchmarks. As its name suggests, the Speedtail was designed to achieve maximum speed, reportedly topping out at 250 mph. In further homage to the F1, only 106 examples were produced, giving it an edge of rarity that instantly elevates any collection.
The lightweight carbon fibre body, supported by both titanium and aluminium alloy components, is pulled into an aerodynamic ‘teardrop’ shape. Due to its central steering position, the car offers a wholly unique experience for the driver and a panoramic view unobstructed by the edges of the frame. Where its divergence from the F1 becomes truly evident is in the technological components, including retractable cameras in place of side mirrors.
The consigned car is Number 36 out of the 106 produced, featuring a suite of bespoke upgrades totalling more than $170,000 (£137,711). This includes its exterior finish, a custom MSO Heritage Atlantic Blue with pinstripe detailing to match the wheel colour. Satin Visual Carbon Fibre is used across both the body and the interior, elegantly accenting the look. The dashboard and the seats are trimmed in vintage tan Anline leather, perfectly contrasting the outer finish and giving the car some additional visual pop.
Only two owners thus far have had the privilege of including this Speedtail in their collection, and the car is almost like new with only 216 miles recorded. All of the other models were sold to selected customers, making this a truly rare find for any future owner. The lot is under a ‘show or display’ exemption, so transfer of ownership will need to be approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA); dealerships cannot take ownership of the vehicle.
2020 Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato Continuation
Introduced in 1958, the Aston Martin DB4 proved to be so popular that the marque decided to produce a short-wheelbase version for the racetrack, which would be dubbed the DB4 GT. The racer was unveiled in 1959 and was limited to a run of just 75 cars.
Shortly after, Aston Martin turned to renowned coachbuilder Zagato to help create an enhanced form of the DB4 GT which would, in effect, be the ultimate DB model. What Zagato delivered was a new icon which would forever cement its place in Aston Martin’s illustrious history, with a sleek body fronted by an aggressively pronounced front grille. There was more than aesthetic appeal to this car, which had a lighter body than its predecessors and produced an additional 12 horsepower.
Nearly 50 years later, the legend would resurface under Aston Martin Works, formed to maintain and restore classic models. The Works division launched the DB4 GT Continuation project, which led to the development of an extremely limited 19 examples of the DB4 GT Zagato Continuation in 2019. These cars were made using all-new parts which were interchangeable with the classic DB4 GT models.
This chassis, finished in an earthy combination of Sage Green with Light Tan leather interiors, was delivered to its original owner in late 2019. Though designed to Continuation specs, its aesthetic deliberately resembles the classic version. It has been maintained in pristine condition with a mere 58 miles recorded on the odometer. As a limited-edition vehicle celebrating an iconic racing legacy, the DB4 GT Zagato Continuation is an essential acquisition for any collector, whether or not they have any specific attachment to the marque.
