The Auction of the World's Most Expensive Ferrari

[Dave Wells]

I must have been asleep at the switch - I missed this one.

 

 

During the private auction in New York, this Ferrari 250 GTO sold for a staggering $51.7 million. This makes it the highest-priced car from the Italian brand ever sold. In fact, it became the second most expensive vehicle ever sold at auction, trailing behind the 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupé, which fetched $141 million.

 

 

 

Edited Wednesday at 06:12 AM by Dave Wells (see edit history)

[Terry Bond]

Who cares? I'd rather see a post about the cheapest cars sold. Much more interesting to this crowd I believe.

[Dave Wells]

1 hour ago, Terry Bond said:

Who cares? I'd rather see a post about the cheapest cars sold. Much more interesting to this crowd I believe.

 

Here you go...Enjoy!

 

https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/moses-lake-hillman-convertible/7787808906.html

 

Old Hillman convertible. Not running, lost title. Come get it before it goes to the crusher.

 

 

[Reynard]

Looks like it needs a little TLC and a new Slinky under the hood.

 

 

 

[Twisted Shifter]

Can you still get Lucas Slinkys?

 

 

 

[Larry Schramm]

Ran when parked.

[Lee H]

Wow. You could probably buy 10,000 project cars for the price of one Ferrari! I tried something like that once, but the wife put an end to it while I was still in the single digits. A guy can dream, though.

[Larry Schramm]

4 hours ago, Lee H said:

Wow. You could probably buy 10,000 project cars for the price of one Ferrari! I tried something like that once, but the wife put an end to it while I was still in the single digits. A guy can dream, though.

 

How close to $9.00 did you get?

[JACK M]

Among my earliest memories, my mothers Hilman convertible.