First 458 SpecialeA Raises $900k for Charity

The very first 2015 Ferrari 458 SpecialeA to roll off the production line fetched a whopping $900,000 at auction over the weekend. Held during the Ferrari's 60 years in the United States celebrations in Beverly Hills over the weekend, the the rights to the first 597 hp open top Speciale, was auctioned off by David Gooding.

All proceeds from the sale of the new Ferrari will go to help the charity Daybreak, an organization that aims to advance research towards a cure for rare genetic diseases.

 

What happens to the value of cars that go through these kind of auctions? First off the line, auctioned for charity. No question about the motives of the people who buy them, just curious about the car.