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Ferrari’s 1965 Le Mans-winning car sold for 35 million euros

Ferrari’s 1965 Le Mans-winning car sold for 35 million euros

  • Ferrari said that the eye-watering sum is the highest paid for the 250 LM model
  • Masten Gregory and Jochen Rindt drove the car
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