What could be more attractive than this enigmatic name “Hidden Treasures of Paris”? However, this sale which will take place this Thursday November 21, 2024 at 10:30 a.m. at the Paris Judicial Court (6 rue du Bastion in 17e district), is organized on behalf of AGRASC, the management and recovery agency for seized and confiscated assets.
In fact, it's difficult to imagine adventurers' discoveries that make you dream, except for those who like to tell stories… But perhaps, among the 450 lots which will be put up for auction, including luxury watches, jewelry, vintage wines, high-tech products, the vehicles on offer have had an incredible past, such as the tumultuous life of a gentleman burglar, the run of a couple of robbers or, crazier still, unpaid fines…
Regardless, some cars deserve attention, even for the most down to earth people. Starting with the Ford Mustang 289 ci fastback V8 with manual transmission from 1967 above (33,967 miles on the clock), priced at €36,000. Or even a Porsche Panamera Turbo V8 4.8 PDK de 2010 with 16,083 km on the clock (€18,000), a Mercedes CLA 45 S AMG of 2020 and 24,600 km from Germany to be registered in France (€33,000), an Audi SQ5 TDI of 2020 and 53,000 km (€29,900) and an Abarth 500 C 595 Competition of 2018 and 43 600 km (14 000 €).
Other less sporty models will also be there, such as the Mercedes CLA or GLC Class coupe equipped with diesel engines, or even a DS7 Crossback 1.6 THP 180 ch. Please note that you will also find two-wheelers there, including electric bikes. Be careful, however, not to get carried away: not only should you carefully check the value of vehicles on the second-hand market before raising your hand, but also count the 11% sales fee.
Tempted? Quickly go to this link on the site drouot.com, or that of monterdesventes.com to attend the online sale. For indoor sales, you must register here.
Sale from 10:30 a.m. at the Paris Judicial Court, 6 rue du Bastion 75 017 Parisexhibition from 9:30 a.m. at the DRPJ, 36 rue du Bastion.
