Celebrities and their love for hot wheels is not hidden from the public. The stars of the glam world possess some of the most luxurious and ultra-powered cars that speak for themselves. Recently one of the celeb cars that has been making some noise is the ‘Salt’ fame Angelina Jolie‘s vintage gem, which according to the reports will be sold at an auction in Paris.
According to the Bloomberg report, Christie’s has confirmed that Angelina Jolie’s vintage Ferrari will be auctioned at their “Exceptional Sale” in Paris on November 20. The spokesperson for the auction confirmed that the vintage black coupe still has its original engine in place. However, it has not been revealed for how long the actress had the car or if she has ever driven it.
Further, it is being speculated that at the auction the car would fetch a value will be between €600,000 (around Rs 5.5 crore) and €800,000 (approximately Rs 7.3 crore).
This car in question is the 11th of only 353 models produced between 1955 and 1960. It is a 250 GT coupe that was first unveiled at the 1958 Paris Motor Show. The two-door model with wire-spoke wheels, comes with a 12-cylinder cylinder delivering 240 horsepower.
In other news, Angelina Jolie is currently gearing up for an exciting new role. She aims to engage her fans with her portrayal of opera singer Maria Callas in the upcoming film titled ‘Maria.’ Apart from Angelina Jolie, ‘Maria’ also stars Kodi Smit-McPhee, Alba Rohrwacher, Pierfrancesco Favino, and Valeria Golino. Directed by Pablo Larrain, the film will premiere in select theatres on November 27. After the theatrical release, it will be made available for online streaming on Netflix in December.
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