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On the occasion of the world's first automotive event, the pebble beach elegance competition (if you need to brush your French,Elegance competition literally means "competition of elegance"), where each car could be that of your dreams. Monterey, California-Home at this prestigious event, the final of the Monterey Car Week - recently welcomed an auction auction, with a plethora of significant and rare cars negotiated among deep deep cognosensis. They were the gremst stars, all old but the goodies. If you are in the mood to drool on the most common (and environmental options), consult the6 luxurious supercars that challenge Tesla's electric supremacy.

Sold for $ 4,840,000 in Dotard and with

The last of only 40 examples built with exquisite coaches by Master Automotive Design Firm Carrozzeria Pinfarina. The 36th of 40 constructed, it was introduced at the Geneva Automobile Show in March 1957.

Sold for $ 535,000 by Sotheby's

One of the built-in 12 Series III 410 Superramericas, with a massively powered power (for 1959) of 400 horsepower, racing power, race derived, a Lampredi V-12 engine. Also designed by Carrozzeria Pinfarina. If Pebble Beach beauties like these already get a bit of your price range, the fear of not having the answer to the questionWhat is the best car to buy for less than $ 100,000?

Sold for $ 5,720,000 by RM Sotheby's

The third of four 121 LMS ever constructed. Courished by Scuderia Ferrari at the same time at the thousand Miglia of 1955 and 24 hours from Le Mans. It has evolved from one of the first engines of Ferrari's four cylinders, the right power plant 360 horses. Corps by design of Italian automobiles and Coachbuilder Scaglietti, whose shop was directly in the rue de la Ferrari Factory in the 1950s.

Sold for $ 6,765,000 by RM Sotheby's

At the time, he was introduced in 1958, he was considered the most advanced GT car in the world. This decor-off is among the most famous Aston Martins, with an original engine, and was intended for a runner of gentlemen. For a chance to drive an Aston Martin and feel the true James Bond, embark withBrown & Hudson on one of the9 luxury luxury adventures you will never forget.

Sold for $ 8,000,000 by Bonham's

Written by Team Cunningham at the 1963's 1963s on Le Mans, among other series, this six-cylinder jaguar belonging to a Note American SportsmanBriggs Cunningham, who made his mark as a pilot, owner of the team and builder. Remember that Cunningham also ran yachts; If you want to follow his traces, you have to look at the game:Nail your yacht style game with these essentials of Nautica.

Sold for $ 8,305,000 by RM Sotheby

Winner of the Platinum Prize During the 2016 Cavallino Classic, this Ferrari is a perfectly preserved example of the celebrations of 250 GT V-12 "Short-Wheelbase". Numbering n ° 110 of 167 Total built, this is one of the 90 variants of Lusso. Body by Scaglietti.

Sold for $ 14,080,000 by Gooding & Company

Steve McQueen, a car and professional driver, used this Porsche 917K in his movie Cult ClassicLe Mans. Although used as a camera car and not animated by the man, it was a star of the film and is considered one of McQueen's ultimate collectibles. A version of the car led Porsche to global victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1970 and 1971.

Sold at $ 14,520,000 by Gooding & Company

Originally constructed as a rental of the street (to qualify for some race series), Ferrari produced a limited series of twelve cars of 275 GTB / C ("C" for Competizione) for the 1966 season. These cars Customized GT used the most advanced technology and the best weight reduction of the time required to optimize their mid-mounted motors of 3.3 liters of motor V-12.

Sold for $ 15,620,000 by Bonham's

With the Number 044 chassis, the original owner of McLaren took delivery to the woking plant, England and proceeded to a trip on the crossroads of Europe. The selling price proves that the McLaren F1 rivals the Ferrari 250 GTO as one of the most popular supercars in the world.

Sold for $ 22,550,000 by RM Sotheby's

The first Aston Martin DBR1 has already built and considered the best species, sets a record of the highest British value ever sold, ecliping the registration of RM Sotheby's last year with the type Jaguar D 1956 the mans-winner. For more cars with drops of jaws and even more amazing prices, checkThe 17 most expensive cars sold at auction .

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