The specialists of the "driving" edition amounted to the rating of the most expensive cars that were sold from the auction. Experts noted that half of cars from this list was manufactured by Bugatti and all cars over 80 years old, as they released them until 1939.
In total, cars from the top 10 sold in 2020 are over 61 million dollars, which is approximately 4.66 billion rubles.
On the tenth line, Lamborghini Miura P400 SV SPECIALE 1971 is located. The legendary sports car was sold at GOODING & COMPANY auction for 3,207,000 pounds sterling (about 330.5 million rubles at the current course). Next, the list is the Italian Ferrari 550 GT1 PRODRIVE 2001, which was sold at the RM Sotheby's auction for $ 4,290,000, which is about 327.2 million rubles at the actual rate.
An unusual Alfa Romeo Bat 5 1953 was at the eighth place of the list. According to SD, the Buyer had to lay out for cars $ 4,946,666 (approximately 377.3 million rubles). Alfa Romeo Bat 7 went to the same car enthusiast, who acquired a model with an index 5, for Bat 7 he had to give a similar amount - $ 4,946,666. It is noteworthy that Alfa Romeo Bat 9D 1955 was sold for $ 4,946,666 and, apparently, the buyer was still the same person.
The fifth place was taken by Bugatti Type 35 since 1928. Despite not the best condition, the car managed to sell for 3,935,000 pounds of sterling (about 405.5 million rubles). Next, the list turned out to be Bugatti Type 55 Super Sport 1931 from Figoni, for which someone did not regret pay 4,600,000 euros (about 424 million rubles).
Opens the top three leaders of Bugatti Type 55 Super Sport 1932. The new owner had to give for a rare roadster about $ 7,100,000 (about 540.4 million rubles). The second place has left Bugatti Type 57s atalante 1937 release. The car with an attractive design and stylish spoke wheels was sold at a GOODING & COMPANY auction for 7,855,000 pounds of sterling (this is about 809.6 million rubles).
In the first place is Bugatti Type 59 Sports 1934. The cost of the car during the auction amounted to 9,535,000 pounds of sterling (about 983 million rubles). It is noteworthy that this car once belonged to the King of Belgium Leopold III, participated in the Monaco Grand Prix and won the Belgian Grand Prix with Renefus driving. A few later, this copy was equipped with a modified chassis, an improved body and transmission and after that he continued to participate in races and take prizes.