1956 Porsche 550 RS Spyder is far from estimate, always Record falls to $6 million Menghadirkan
1956 Porsche 550 RS Spyder is far from estimate, always Record falls to $6 million , 
the United Kingdom has been the place to be for collectors of Porsche recently as several records were set for German rare examples of sports cars. Not only do you have RM Sotheby liquidate an impressive collection of 911 s since the 1990s in London Wednesday, but Bonhams set a record of its own with the vehicle you see here.
the 1956 original Porsche 550 RS Spyder is one of a few fact, capable of class 90 third big, more powerful cars of its day despite its humble engine four cylinder 1.5 litre. It's the kind that has been immortalized by James Dean and holds cult status since.
Bonhams sell it to the highest bidder for £4 593 500 - equivalent to more than $6 million at the current exchange rate. This amount below the estimated range of £ 4 700 000 to £ 6 200 000, but was still enough to set a new record for the 550 Spyder sold at auction.
the Porsche has emerged much more precious day, representing almost a third of the £14.5 million on the sale of Goodwood Revival. Other highlights included a 1965 Ferrari 275 sold £1.5 million, a Frazer-Nash (£610 k) 1950, a 1967 Aston Martin DB6 Vantage (455 k£), a 1971 Ferrari 246 GT Dino (£ 299 420), a 1962 Jaguar E-Type (253 k£), a 1928 Bentley (£ 406 940) and 1962 (£103 k) Lotus elite.
1956 Porsche 550 RS Spyder is far from estimate, always Record falls to $6 million
1956 Porsche 550 RS Spyder is far from estimate, always Record falls to $6 million
the United Kingdom has been the place to be for collectors of Porsche recently as several records were set for German rare examples of sports cars. Not only do you have RM Sotheby liquidate an impressive collection of 911 s since the 1990s in London Wednesday, but Bonhams set a record of its own with the vehicle you see here.
the 1956 original Porsche 550 RS Spyder is one of a few fact, capable of class 90 third big, more powerful cars of its day despite its humble engine four cylinder 1.5 litre. It's the kind that has been immortalized by James Dean and holds cult status since.
Bonhams sell it to the highest bidder for £4 593 500 - equivalent to more than $6 million at the current exchange rate. This amount below the estimated range of £ 4 700 000 to £ 6 200 000, but was still enough to set a new record for the 550 Spyder sold at auction.
the Porsche has emerged much more precious day, representing almost a third of the £14.5 million on the sale of Goodwood Revival. Other highlights included a 1965 Ferrari 275 sold £1.5 million, a Frazer-Nash (£610 k) 1950, a 1967 Aston Martin DB6 Vantage (455 k£), a 1971 Ferrari 246 GT Dino (£ 299 420), a 1962 Jaguar E-Type (253 k£), a 1928 Bentley (£ 406 940) and 1962 (£103 k) Lotus elite.
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