There are numerous reasons why someone might think their car is a classic, but that doesn’t mean it is. The style or parts of a classic car will leave a lasting impression in the automotive world. It should have been a couple decades old (at least), and there shouldn’t be hundreds of thousands out there. If you’re a car enthusiast of the Golden Age of Television or those that Danny Zuko and friends turned into “Greased Lightning,” don’t wait for your Uber driver to show up in a Ferrari. Instead, check out a few of these pricey classic cars.
Classic car that’s worth a fortune
1. Ferrari 250 California LWB [Long Wheel Base]
Year(s): 1958-1960
Current value: 2.64 million US dollars*
One of the fifty long wheelbase Spyders produced by the legendary company between 1958 and 1960 is the Ferrari 250 California LWB [Long Wheel Base], which was sold at RM Auctions’ Villa d’Este auction in 2011 for 2.64 million US dollars. It was always the aim of these hardtop convertibles to be produced in limited numbers. However, they certainly made their mark before giving way to SWB [Short Wheel Base] models.
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1. Ferrari 250 California LWB [Long Wheel Base]
