While the mules to V12 engines are multiplying on the road in Maranello and hear talk of a future four-wheel drive cars for the prancing horse brand, Ferrari looks after its Chinese market with a very limited set of 599 reserved for the owners of China. Among this limited edition, one of the copies is even more recognizable and Ferrari had planned to sell at an auction that was held yesterday. Bid successfully passed.
1.2 million euros, so this is the amount paid by an anonymous bidder from Shanghai China to acquire the 599 very special, painted vases colored Ge Kiln of the Song Dynasty by the artist Lu Hao.
The sale took place in the presence of Michael Schumacher and profits will be donated to Chinese students to help them in their studies.
At that price, it is possible to have an Enzo.
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