Some Information on the Most Expensive Cars Sold at Live Auctions

Do you have 20 million dollars to spend? Well, you would just be hunting for the cheapest car on the list if you don’t. If you know the Bugatti Type 41, it was actually noted to be the most expensive car ever sold and this was almost 90 years old during the time of its sale. This was actually one of the biggest cars made and may have something to do with its sale price too. Whether you want the biggest car or not, but if you talk about the cheapest, this is not just about the budget buys actually but it was the cheapest of the most expensive cars being sold. Well, you should know that there are also other high-priced cars that you may actually find in the live auctions nowadays if you are taking interest in them.

You may just love to get the 1939 Alfa Romeo is one of the first sports car models that were made and this still continues to look sleek even today. There were just 32 of this particular made in the year 1930s and because of its rarity, this is why it has been priced highly. When you would see this on the road, you would be expecting to see the black-and-white era movie stars with their cat-eye sunglasses with scarf around the hair.

Also a really expensive car sold at live auctions was the 1964 Ferrari 275 GTB/C Speciale. You might choose to skip this entry if you are the kind of person who is not quite familiar with technical car talk. This is a really rare Ferrari since there were only three of this made.

What also makes it quite unique is the collaboration of the designers as well as the bodywork professionals. The car was designed by Pininfarina but the bodywork was done by Scaglietti. Speaking of the specifics, this car has the 320 HP V12 engine. Actually, there are six Weber 38 DCN carburetors and this has five-speed stick-shift transmission too. But, it still remains unknown why they just made three of it.

When you like race cars, then you may find the 1955 Jaguar D-Type XKD 501 quite attractive. This may not look like the one that you will see in Daytona but this is surely a winner. This won the 24 Hours of Le Man in the year 1956. It was actually the first car of such type to run this race and it was driven by the Ecurie Ecosse racing team. Perhaps, the Scottish racing team still own the car and it still has nearly the same condition to the day that the car won. You may find really few cars of this model-type to this day and such is the reason why this comes with the $23 million price when you check the live auctions.

You can still find other cars that you may find interesting in live auctions. Why not try looking for them so that you will know more.