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The 1930s Bugattis Type 57SC Atlantic is the worlds most expensive car

The 1930s Bugattis Type 57SC Atlantic is the worlds most expensive car

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A very rich museum has made the 1930s Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic the world's most expensive car ever sold. The Mullin Automotive Museum located in Oxnard, California must have some fantastic benefactors as they spent between US$30 and $40 million on a Type 57SC Atlantic at the Gooding Classic Car Auction on May 5th 2010 . The previous record was for a 1960s Ferrari GTO that a British buyer bought from Lee Kun-Hee, the former CEO and Chairman of Samsung Electronics.

 

The Type 57S and the 57SC is among the best known Bugattis. The "S" stood for "surbaiss




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