In a landmark event for automotive enthusiasts and collectors, the Ferrari 250 LM that clinched victory at the 1965 24 Hours of Le Mans has been sold for €34 880 000 (around R667 742 022) in Paris.

Jim Wangers was one of the artisans of the performance model. The Godfather ... responsible for the GTO, which came with a name inspired by that of the Ferrari 250 GTO. GTO stands for Gran Turismo ...

There are only seven car brands on our list of the most expensive cars in the world, and while Ferrari and Mercedes-Benz ...

The first Ferrari 250 GTO on this list but definitely not the last, chassis 3851GT received upgraded coachwork by Scaglietti and competed in the 5,500km Tour de France Automobile in 1962.

Enzo Ferrari had begrudgingly embraced mid-engine designs in ... Private teams won races and hill climbs with their 250 LMs, and the model’s crowning achievement came at Le Mans in 1965 with this ...

Mercedes W196 Streamliner driven by Formula One legends Juan Manuel Fangio and Stirling Moss was sold for a record $53 ...

But perhaps the most jaw-dropping sighting of all was the Ferrari 250 GTO in Paris! This iconic car is truly the pinnacle of Ferrari’s legacy, and it’s hard to imagine anyone who wouldn’t admire this ...

Chassis 5893 is the most significant Ferrari 250 LM ever sold and commanded $10 million over the expected price. In the final ...

Well, that very car hit the auction block and set the record for the most expensive Ferrari ever sold at auction that isn’t a 250 GTO. According to Hagerty, when the gavel struck at the RM ...

The second car from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum that RM Sotheby’s auctioned was the 1964 Ferrari 250 LM by ...