포르쉐 911의 초기 조상은 지금까지 판매된 가장 가치있는 포르쉐가 될 수 있습니다

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• 차는 1,700 만 달러의 높은 입찰에 도달했습니다.

• 남부 캘리포니아 출신의 수집가인 조니 쇼니스 (Johnny Shaughnessy)는 “정말 놀랍습니다.

• 아버지는 5 백만 달러에 수년 전에 그 차를 살 수 있었을 겁니다.

• 그것은 몇 년 동안 전해져 왔으며 아무도 그것을 원하지 않습니다.

• “타입 64에 대한 경매는 1,700 만 달러 이상의 입찰이 방에 나타나지 않은 후 몇 분 안에 종료되었습니다.

• 맥라렌 F1 (McLaren F1)은 금요일 밤 최고 판매자로 2,300 만 달러에 판매할 것으로 예상했는데, 그날 밤 RM 소더비 경매에서 1,900 만 달러 이상을 차지했습니다.

• 결국, 그것은 페르디난드 포르쉐 자신에 의해 만들어졌습니다. 그는 그것을 만든 약 10 년 후, 그의 이름을 그 전면에 추가했습니다.

Are you a robot? [www.bloomberg.com]

One-of-Three 1939 Type 64 by Porsche Fails to Sell at Monterey After Massive Auction Snafu [www.thedrive.com]

Auction slip-up sees Dh73m 1939 'Porsche' fail to sell [www.thenational.ae]

Porsche's Type 64 Didn't Sell Because Of A Weird Screwup At The Auction (Updated) [jalopnik.com]

Porsche 911's early ancestor could be most valuable Porsche ever sold [edition.cnn.com]

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Classic car market bubble popping. Monterey Car week gross totals down about 25% from 2018. Insiders at RM Sotheby’s described the current market as “a bloodbath.” https://t.co/wZNjagZ7yU
— Hipster (@Hipster_Trader) August 18, 2019

All the news from tonight’s no-sale and drama with the Type 64 at RM Sotheby’s https://t.co/wZkGG4uCPW
— Hannah Elliott (@HannahElliott) August 18, 2019

This is a real humdinger. I've heard stories of Sotheby's employees bidding cars up over the phone but this one takes the cake. https://t.co/X9bDBHXhZn
— Grabau (@agrabau) August 18, 2019

サザビーズが大ミス、というか有り得ないミスをやらかして、オークション不成立。

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Porsche’s Type 64 Nazi Car Fails to Sell in Auction Blunder https://t.co/KU53zPAPji
— Takashi Uchioki (@PASONEKO) August 18, 2019

Porsche’s Type 64 Nazi Car Fails to Sell in Auction Blunder - Epic Auction blunder, an automobile with quite a legacy, though. I rarely post about cars, but if you know me in real life, you know I love them, the faster the better. https://t.co/tRNL3yYSdR
— Barbara Malmet (@B52Malmet) August 18, 2019

We were there! He definitely said “$30 Million”! https://t.co/aMjkBx0ifJ #RMSothebys #RMAuction #Porsche pic.twitter.com/ULzwhNjgqi
— CupOfRobots (@CupOfRobots) August 18, 2019

Rich people are so friggin' weird https://t.co/I1Bkm0Jr4j
— ᴅᴇʀᴇᴋ ᴍᴇᴀᴅ (@derektmead) August 18, 2019

Some were saying joke gone wrong.... https://t.co/wZkGG4uCPW https://t.co/pNRYO6XzW1
— Hannah Elliott (@HannahElliott) August 18, 2019

The Nazi-era car was originally anticipated to sell for $20 million before an error sent the crowd into a collective uproar.https://t.co/WbEZluqqJ3
— The Drive (@thedrive) August 18, 2019

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After the biggest blunder in recent auction history, the Nazi car that Ferdinand Porsche made didn’t sell. The auction for the Type 64 was terminated in minutes, after no bids above $17 million appeared in the room. https://t.co/S9af6jf7HG pic.twitter.com/mJoF8XmUHM
— Nick Spence (@Nickfromupnorth) August 19, 2019

After the biggest blunder in recent auction history, the Nazi car that Ferdinand Porsche made didn’t sell. https://t.co/dkSXgkjz93
— Barry Ritholtz (@ritholtz) August 18, 2019

"Insiders at RM Sotheby's described the current market as 'a bloodbath'."https://t.co/dVonmNrOgW @HannahElliott reports on the Type 64 no-sale and more.
— Ed Callow (@torquespeak) August 18, 2019

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