【Paris, Franc】Bonhams Cars Paris 2025: The Auction at the Grand Palais

Editor’s Note

This article previews a major automotive event. Bonhams Cars will host a classic car auction at Paris’s Grand Palais in February 2025, promising a premier gathering for collectors and enthusiasts globally.

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Bonhams Cars Paris 2025: The Auction at the Grand Palais

From February 4 to 6, 2025, Bonhams Cars will take over the prestigious Grand Palais for a unique auction dedicated to classic cars and automobilia. An unmissable event for enthusiasts of fine machinery and collectors from around the world.

A Free Exhibition Under the Grand Palais Glass Roof

Prior to the main auction, the public will be able to admire a selection of exceptional cars for free. Ferrari, Bugatti, and many other iconic models will be on display under the majestic glass roof of the Grand Palais, running concurrently with the Rétromobile Show. A true jewel box for these automotive treasures.

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The Stars of the Sale: Two Anthology Ferraris

Among the 162 lots offered on February 6, two mythical Ferraris stand out:
The Ferrari 166 MM Barchetta Touring (1950). A true icon, this model paved the way for Scuderia Ferrari’s successes. Its history is impressive, including participation in legendary races like the Mille Miglia or the Monaco Grand Prix. It is estimated between 4 and 6 million euros.

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The Ferrari 555 Supersqualo (1955). A model designed for Formula 1 competition, driven by legends like Mike Hawthorn and Piero Taruffi. A winner of the Monaco Historic Grand Prix, this historic racing car is among the rare gems of this sale.

No-Reserve Collection Pieces

In addition to these iconic Ferraris, 22 other exceptional cars will be offered at auction with no reserve price, including a Bugatti T35 GP de Lyon (1925), estimated between 900,000 and 1.3 million euros.

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⏰ Published on: February 04, 2025