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Valuable Maserati at Coys on May 9, 2014 in Monaco

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Created on May 14, 2014

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Werner Bartholai

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Maserati 3500 GT Touring (1960) - als Lot 165 verkauft an der Coys-Versteigerung in Monaco am 9. Mai 2014

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Maserati Mistral 4000 (1967) - als Lot 140 verkauft an der Coys-Versteigerung in Monaco am 9. Mai 2014

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Ferrari 512 BB (1980) - als Lot 117 verkauft an der Coys-Versteigerung in Monaco am 9. Mai 2014

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Dino 246 GT (1972) - als Lot 120 verkauft an der Coys-Versteigerung in Monaco am 9. Mai 2014

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Simca Aronde Monthléry 90A (1956) - als Lot 115B verkauft an der Coys-Versteigerung in Monaco am 9. Mai 2014

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Porsche 964 Carrera (1990) - als Lot 153 verkauft an der Coys-Versteigerung in Monaco am 9. Mai 2014

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Summary

At the Coys auction on May 9, 2014 in Monaco, 46 vehicles with a total value of EUR 5 million changed hands. The most expensive car was a Ferrari 330 GTC, but a Maserati 3500 GT Touring set a world record. This article presents the results of the Coys auction in Monaco.

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Results of the Coys auction in Monaco

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People are always talking about Maserati cars being undervalued compared to Ferrari sports cars. At least one car that Coys auctioned off on Friday, May 9, 2014 as part of the Grand Prix Historique de Monaco teaches us better. Lot 165, a 1960 Maserati 3500 GT with a Touring body, changed hands for 249,400 euros or CHF 304,268. This is probably the most expensive 3500 GT Touring ever traded. The other Maserati sports cars were not quite able to keep up: the buyer put down Euro 75,800 or CHF 92,476 for a 1967 Maserati Mistral 4000, while the 1971 Maserati Indy America on offer was worth Euro 57,500 or CHF 70,150.

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