Scottsdale, Arizona --January 23 2017-- Floyd Mayweather, famed undefeated boxer and quintuple champion, will make an appearance at the Barett Jackson automotive auction for the purpose of selling his Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport. The Bugatti Veyron is one of the fastest cars in the world, and the Grand Sport’s slightly quicker brother, the Super Sport, holds the Guinness World Record as being the fastest production car in the world. The Bugatti Grand Sport was limited to a production run of only 150, making Floyd Mayweather’s Bugatti an even more desirable variant of an already ridiculously desirable car. The Bugatti Veyron debuted with an MSRP of $1.4 million USD, however, since then the price has shot up, with the prices at auction rocketing to as high as $1.8 million USD. Floyd Mayweather will be amongst other celebrities trying to sell their own automobiles, like Justin Bieber, who is trying to sell his 2011 Ferrari 458 Italia F1 Edition. January 23, 2017
If you thought you misread that headline, you didn’t. Steve Brown, from Sallisaw Oklahoma, has 175 Chevy Impalas for sale – and no, it isn’t a dealership, just a passion. The owner, who put the ad up on craigslist 15 days ago, says the cars are dated from 1958 up through 1973. According to Steve, the owner, almost all of the vehicles have good titles, and the prices start at $2000 USD and up for the post-1960 models, with the more desirable 1959 Impala’s going for $4000 USD and up. What’s more? Many of them are complete. “I’ve got about 60-75 complete cars” Says Brown, “I was never really interested in selling parts off of the cars or picking them apart. I’d rather keep them together.” January 20, 2017
