What car is worth $35 Million?
 

Someone has money to burn:

http://www.topgear.com/uk/car-news/f...ars-2012-06-06

hah, thought this was going to be about the bueller ferrari 250gt, it just sold this weekend for 29m

Fuck that shit. Get a jet

My guess is anyone dropping 35mm on a car already has a jet or 2

Yeah agreed.

LOL - actually that was the story that I was looking for....

http://autos.yahoo.com/news/ferrari-...193839567.html

[IMG]http://l2.yimg.com/bt/api/res/1.2/KwK5aIjBZG7R***HYyp.3g--/YXBwaWQ9eW5ld3M7cT04NTt3PTYzMA--/http://l.yimg.com/os/publish-images/autos/2013-08-18/d7efe97f-2ef2-4e42-84e9-e5891233d855_ferrari-nart.jpg[/IMG]

I'd take the red one over the first one in a pinch.

I wouldn't let it go outside if I bought it for 35mil, especially not by the water and when it looks like it's going to rain..

Good point.

Total waste of money of course. Sure its a collectors item but can it really appreciate past $35M?

And besides, Jeremy Clarkson is a fucking asshole. Anything that he likes, he's paid to like. Anything he's paid to hate, he will say he hates. Wanker.

invester cars with established provenance like these cars are sure-fire investments. you can't point to any dip in this market.

fyi, jeremy clarkson is a television character. the show and characters are entirely setup. it's not a documentary series.

That type of purchase seems so weird to me. It is not a great car or great piece of history or anything really. You have a non- art piece kind of.

Its an investment that will appreciate in value. Not "a car".

Sure, but it is still a car.

My bet is it's Lawrence Stroll here in Montreal that bought it, he has one of the most extensive Ferrari collections and recently opened new dealership here.

His kid is being trained by the Ferrari F1 team now I believe.

Pocket change for the guy

i was reading a week or so ago that cameron's house from bueller is currently for sale. coinicidences.

That is a big possibility, guys is nuts for the ferraris

Its been for sale for years. It has major structural problems.

I was thinking about this... I remembered seeing it listed quite a few years ago. I believe it was also featured in The Robb Report or a magazine like that as well and listed for sale in the back.

the one with 35 million in diamonds in the trunk

I'll drive that 35M car on a red carpet.

niicceee!

That is one beautiful car....

And a Rembrandt is still just a painting

Good point.

It's a collectors item, a rare piece of history, and one of the best looking cars ever made.

If you have 35 million to spare and you think something is worse 35 million, go for it.

:thumbsup

you do realize homes can be for sale then not be for sale right? you also prolly realize homes can be repaired?

good, because that's the story here, the home has been off the market for a couple years and just last week relisted.

not sure why you felt the need to try and *correct* my post.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/zillow/2...on-the-market/




.

It's not just a "collectors item" - its an investment that tends to appreciate significantly, year after year. Not sure why so few understand that its an investment that has probably tripled in value in the last 5 years, not "a car".

There are 3 kinds of people in the world. Those who know how to count and those who don’t.

Of course it's an investment..

Exactly, the value isn't going to start depreciating rapidly. It's not like investing Beanie Babies.

I'll pass on this one, nothing with just 4 wheels could cost that much.