Do you want to buy a piece of history? JamesList has for sale one Benetton-Ford raced in 1994 than none other than seven-time World Champion Michael Schumacher.
This was the year Schumacher captured his first world title in the streets of Adelaide, Australia after a highly controversial collision with championship rival Damon Hill of team Williams.
The car sold here is a Benetton B194, chassis 8, designed by Ross Brawn and raced by Schumi during the 1994 season under the orders of team boss Flavio Briatore.
The information provided by JamesList says: “Complete set of spare parts and technical equipment. Mint condition. Original 1994 paint job. Fitted with the correct 3,5L Ford-Cosworth ZETEC R air valve V8 engine, prepared by Langford Performance Engineering in Wellingborough. Original paddle shift gearbox, just like Schumacher drove it. It features shift-without-lift technology and traction control”.
Traction control? TC was strictly forbidden by the FIA in those years. Let's assume it is some sort of aftermarket gizmo.
The price tag, you’re asking? 1.5 million euros, or $2,078,850. Shipping not included.
Mileage of the car is not specified, come on!
Click here to see the form.
This was the year Schumacher captured his first world title in the streets of Adelaide, Australia after a highly controversial collision with championship rival Damon Hill of team Williams.
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The car sold here is a Benetton B194, chassis 8, designed by Ross Brawn and raced by Schumi during the 1994 season under the orders of team boss Flavio Briatore.
The information provided by JamesList says: “Complete set of spare parts and technical equipment. Mint condition. Original 1994 paint job. Fitted with the correct 3,5L Ford-Cosworth ZETEC R air valve V8 engine, prepared by Langford Performance Engineering in Wellingborough. Original paddle shift gearbox, just like Schumacher drove it. It features shift-without-lift technology and traction control”.
Traction control? TC was strictly forbidden by the FIA in those years. Let's assume it is some sort of aftermarket gizmo.
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The price tag, you’re asking? 1.5 million euros, or $2,078,850. Shipping not included.
Mileage of the car is not specified, come on!
Click here to see the form.