This Spectre is the fifth Rolls-Royce to have been auctioned in the past 20 years for the benefit of the kids of Collier County, amassing a total of $5.68 million in bids. The first was in 2007, when the first Phantom Drophead Coupe for the US was sold for $2 million. A Wraith followed in 2014, attracting $750,000, while the first Dawn for North America was also sold for the same price in 2015. Finally, the very first Phantom VII commission was auctioned in 2018, getting a winning bid of $780,000.

The $1.4 million Spectre was only a fraction of the over $33 million worth of bids during the NWWF. Other winning lots included a 2024 Aston Martin DB12 Volante, selling for $650,000. Interestingly, the first-ever DB12 sold for $1.6 million.