Bonhams, renowned auctioneer of the most exclusive automobiles on the planet, will be at the Prince of Monaco’s Musée des Voitures on May 20. The auction house will take advantage of the glamour of the location to sell several vehicles, including two Ferraris.
The first is a 1965 275 GTS that should fetch around 400,000 to 500,000 euros, and the second is a 308 Michelotto Group B Berlinetta Scaligetti expected to go for 450,000 to 500,000 euros.
Bonhams’s European Head of Department Philip Kantor says that no fewer than 80% of the cars sold at the auction will go to homes outside of the principality (North America, Australia, China), making Monaco an incredible international platform for this type of event.
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The first is a 1965 275 GTS that should fetch around 400,000 to 500,000 euros, and the second is a 308 Michelotto Group B Berlinetta Scaligetti expected to go for 450,000 to 500,000 euros.
Bonhams’s European Head of Department Philip Kantor says that no fewer than 80% of the cars sold at the auction will go to homes outside of the principality (North America, Australia, China), making Monaco an incredible international platform for this type of event.
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| Photo: Bonhams |