RM Sotheby’s kicked off its 2020 calendar with the annual Arizona Car Week in January and raked in US$30.4 million (S$42.251 million) in sales.
(Sold for US$2.37 million)
(Sold for US$1.71 million)
(Sold for US$1.39 million)
(Sold for US$1.27 million)
(Sold for US$1.105 million)
(Sold for uS$1.105 million)
Speed fiends will be familiar with the Bugatti Veyron, which still holds the record for the fastest car in the world despite being discontinued in 2015. Only 450 Veyrons were produced over 11 years and the original 16.4 engine configuration is especially prized by supercar aficionados and purists. While the Bugatti Veyron may not have a storied legacy like the other older automobiles that have gone under the hammer at a RM Sotheby’s auction, its limited production means that its legacy will only continue to grow with time.