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The Ferrari 250 GTO is the most expensive and beloved car of all time. Only 36 were ever produced. Here's who the lucky owners are today and how they came to be so lucky.

In other words, MRC is gambling that with Spacey's testimony and cooperation, their suit against those big insurance companies will be lucrative enough to make the judgment against Spacey a worthwhile write-off.

The collection has a little something for almost any kind of car buff, and you might even see some devoted fans of Foreman's time in the ring to get in on the bidding as well.

That sale price makes this car the second-most expensive ever sold at auction, behind the 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupe that went for $142 million last year.

Ferrari dominates the list of the most expensive cars ever sold at auction, but it doesn't actually finish in first place.

This sweet ride is going on sale during a Sotheby's auction in the fall. Want a chance at grabbing it? Be prepared to pay a lot.

In 2004, a barn in Florida collapsed during Hurricane Charley. Normally that's not a big deal. Unfortunately, this barn contained 20 priceless exotic Ferraris that were then left to rot. Those cars head to auction this weekend.

For reasons we'll explain in a moment, a bunch of people think Rick Ross spent $5 billion on a private jet. I don't know how they possibly thought that could be real… but here we are.

Ferrari has even started a special program for owners of "pre-raced" Ferrari automobiles, giving them the chance to race their treasures on tracks located throughout the globe with factory support.

When drag racing on a rural road goes wrong: Two Ferraris fly through the air after misjudging tight curve on rural Italian road.

The Profilée was designed to blend the high performance of the company's Pur Sport with the style of the Chiron, and as such it's the fastest accelerating Chiron ever made.

Hans-Peter Wild's $100 million yacht has an onboard helipad, swimming pool, gym and even hospital. Unfortunately, after today it also has an extremely expensive repair bill.

Reuters reports that Romania's Asset Recovery and Management Agency has seized 29 different "movable assets" from the Tate brothers, located at various properties throughout Romania.

The Gran Turismo Collection was clearly assembled by a collector for whom price was no object, with an eye for collecting some of the most coveted jewels of the automotive world.

A car collector in Naples, Florida took ownership of a $2 million McLaren P1 just thirteen days ago. Yesterday Hurricane Ian sucked the McLaren and a Rolls Royce out of the garage and into the streets.