The Most Expensive Cars Ever Sold At Auction

Some people are willing to drop millions on rare classics, so we decided to gather together the most expensive cars ever bought. The sum of these 10 purchases is a ridiculous £145.6m! That's $217.4m...

Darren Cassey

02 Dec 2015

The Most Expensive Cars Ever Sold At Auction

10. 1953 Ferrari 340/375 MM Berlinetta 'Competizione'

£8.7m ($12.8m, €12.1m) in 2013.

9. Ferrari 250 LM

£9.6m ($14.3m, €13.5m) in 2013.

8. 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider

£10.2m ($15.2m, €14.4m) in 2014.

7. 1957 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa

£11m ($16.4m, €15.5m) in 2011.

6. 1954 Ferrari 375-Plus Spider Competizione

£12.3m ($18.4m, €17.4m) in 2014.

5. 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider

£12.4m ($18.5m, €17.5m) in 2015.

4. 1964 Ferrari 275 GTB/C Speciale

£17.7m ($26.4m, €25m) in 2014.

3. 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4*S NART Spider

£18.4m ($27.5m, €26m) in 2013.

2. 1954 Mercedes-Benz W196

£19.8m ($29.6m, €28m) in 2013.

1. 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO

£25.5m ($38.1m, €36m) in 2014.

Comments

I wonder if I can take out a bank loan for 18.5 million……

Going through old pictures like “yes, that random yellow spider you only took one picture of was worth 27mio $”

250 lm is absolutely beautiful

This article in a nutshell :
Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari Ferrari … oh look Mercedes… Ferrari ….

Basicly if you wanna be rich in a few years buy a 458

Today’s Ferrari’s aren’t nearly as charismatic and/orcollectionable (if that’s a word) as the 1960’s Ferrari’s.

The problem which comes with owning one of these cars is, that you can never drive it. If you do that you’ll have the constant fear that some idiot crashes into you which makes you really sad the insurance company of the idiot will be broke and the idiot gets killed by an angry Ferrari fan.

But, but DB5 Why u no here?

damn the sixties were good to ferrari

Most valuable car I’ve ever seen in person: the original Shelby Cobra (at the Shelby museum in Las Vegas). Was never sold, but there was allegedly an offer, in writing, to buy it for $26 million (which was declined of course)