For one night, AUTIX returns to a sanctuary of the automobile. The Ian Fleming Foundation lends a slice of its private collection. Aston Martin presents the new chapter. The room is built for those who recognize the difference. Black tie. By invitation.
This is not a car show. It is a closed-door audience with the machines that defined a century of style. And the new ones written to inherit it. Pieces from the Ian Fleming Foundation, never before staged in Texas, share a floor with an Aston Martin showcase curated in concert with SupercarsInDallas.
The room dims at 21:30. Covers are removed. Speeches are short. The hardware is allowed to speak for itself. What follows is cigars, single malt, and the kind of conversations one only has past midnight.
Fifteen lots curated from the Ian Fleming Foundation and the AUTIX members archive. Provenance verified. Cinematic history present.
An Aston Martin presentation in three acts: past, present, and what is yet unspoken. In concert with SupercarsInDallas.
The reason you are here. AUTIX returns. The covers come off. Brief remarks; the rest is left to those who remember how to read a room.
Guests arrive, walk the floor, and take the first cocktail of the evening as the room fills.
Jake Hamann, founder of AUTIX, opens the evening and announces the formal partnership between AUTIX and the Ian Fleming Foundation.
Alan Porter, President of the Ian Fleming Foundation, presents the collection pieces and their provenance, then speaks to why the Foundation chose AUTIX as the digital home for the vehicles.
Jordan Agee, founder of SupercarsInDallas, spotlights the community and featured member vehicles, then welcomes the room to the floor.
Josh Jones of Cars & Coverica speaks to the modern collector's coverage problem: how documented provenance, verified valuations, and digital identity reshape what it means to insure a significant vehicle.
The first IFF vehicle profiles unveiled live on-platform: xEstimate valuations, digital provenance, QR and NFC identity. The partnership, in action.
Guests explore the vehicles by QR and NFC tap, create their AUTIX profiles, and experience the platform firsthand.
A final pour. To the new partnership, and to the future of digital identity for the world's most significant collections.

On the floor for one night. Presented in concert with the Ian Fleming Foundation. Tap the lot for the full AUTIX dossier.
An institutional-grade property in Dallas, chosen for its acoustics, its lighting, and the climate-controlled discretion that an Ian Fleming Foundation collection requires. The location travels with the invitation, not the announcement.
Doors at 18:00 to confirmed guests. The address is dispatched by separate cover once a seat is secured. Valet, security, and the floor plan are arranged accordingly.
Capacity is finite. One hundred fifty seats, no exceptions. The list is reviewed weekly. Discretion observed throughout.