Silverstone Ferrari auction 2022 - expectations partially exceeded
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On June 4, 2022, the British auction house Silverstone put 22 Ferrari/Dino sports cars worth £ 3.66 million under the hammer in Northamptonshire (UK). 68% or 15 cars were sold for a total of £ 2.8 million. The most expensive cars to find new owners were a Dino 246 GTS and an F12 TdF, both with left-hand drive. This auction review analyzes the results and shows the cars in pictures.
This article contains the following chapters
- Relatively young offer
- Attention right-hand drive
- Left-hand drive Dino 246 GTS generated a lot of interest
- Valuable Testarossa
- 308 and BB less in demand
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In collaboration with the Ferrari Owners Club GB, Silverstone Auctions organized an auction on 4 June 2022 at the Sywell Aerodrome in Northamptonshire (UK), which revolved entirely around the rearing little horse. After many automobilia, 22 Ferrari sports cars, including three Dino 246 GT/GTS, went under the hammer at 14:00 UK time. The public auction lasted around two hours and also attracted many bidders via the Internet. As the average age of just over 30 years indicated, there was a complete absence of cars built before 1970. In the absence of 250 GT or 275 GTB, but Daytona or 365 GTC/4 were also missing, three Berlinetta Boxers and three Dino were responsible for representing the super classics, supplemented by two 308s and two 328s.
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