Ferrari 250 GTO klubbades för över 38 miljoner dollar. Nytt auktionsrekord.

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Ferrari 250 GTO klubbades för över 38 miljoner dollar

Nytt auktionsrekord

En Ferrari 250 GTO Berlinetta från 1962 har slagit nytt världsrekord. Nyligen auktionerades den ut på Bonhams Quail Lodge Auction i Carmel, Kalifornien och slutsumman uppgick till smått otroliga 38 115 000 dollar. Det är ett par miljoner mer än den Mercedes-Benz W196 R F1 Racer från 1954 som förra året gick för 30 miljoner dollar.

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FERRARI 250 GTO ACHIEVES $38,115,000 (£22,843,633) –
A NEW WORLD AUCTION RECORD AT BONHAMS QUAIL LODGE SALE

The Maranello Rosso Collection of Ten realizes a combined total of $65,945,000 (£39,522,440)

Carmel, California – Thursday, 14 August 2014 – The 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO Berlinetta has become the most valuable car in history to be sold at auction when it realized $38,115,000 (£22,843,633 or €28,528,626) moments ago at Bonhams’ Quail Lodge Auction in Carmel, California.

Surpassing the current record of the most valuable car sold at auction, which was also set by Bonhams with the 1954 Mercedes-Benz W196 R F1 Racer that sold for $30-million at Bonhams’ Goodwood Festival of Speed Auction last year, the Ferrari GTO had been the subject of intense international interest.

Bidders from around the world were in attendance in the audience and on the telephones. The auction pavilion was filled to total capacity with overflow on the lawns watching the happenings live on the numerous television screens. After the start of a passionate bidding war that at times resembled a tennis match, complete with moments of silence interrupted by cheers, the audience erupted in applause when the fall of the gavel confirmed the final price.

Says Robert Brooks, Chairman of Bonhams, “It’s been a genuine privilege to represent this outstanding car and we are absolutely delighted with today’s results. We’ve always maintained that we would exceed the current world record and that the car would bring between $30-$40-million and today the GTO did just that.”

Demonstrating the confidence in the collector car market and the strength of the Ferrari brand, today’s new world record also reaffirms Bonhams’ position as one of the world’s leading auctioneers of rare and important motorcars.

Other cars from the very special Maranello Rosso Collection of ten important Ferraris also sold extremely well for a combined total $65,945,000 (£39,522,440 or €49,359,559).

Tomorrow promises to be another extraordinary day as Bonhams hosts the second day of its two-day auction at Quail Lodge. Another 107 exquisite automobiles of numerous British, European and American makes and models and every vintage will cross the auction block starting at 11:00am local time. Complete details can be found at Bonhams.com/Quail.

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