This 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO Berlinetta will be sold at auction Thursday by Bonhams, and experts believe it's likely to fetch well over $35 million and could even top $50 million. That would eclipse the current record —a Mercedes-Benz W196R racer that sold last year for $31.6 million. The GTO was the 19th made by Ferrari and was delivered in 1962 to French racing driver Jo Schlesser. But what sets it apart is that it crashed during a race that year, killing the driver, Henri Oreiller. Many GTOs have crashed, been repaired and sold for sky-high prices. But the Schlesser GTO is believed to be the only one involved in a fatal crash, which could affect the price.
Ferrari May Fetch $50M, Most For Any Car Sold at Auction
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A 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, in which a race driver was killed, could fetch $50 million at auction, setting a world record for an automobile.

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