Christie's Auction: Angelina Jolie’s Ferrari
Taking place just steps from the historic Grand Palais—where this model first made its debut in 1958—Angelina Jolie's extraordinary Ferrari 250 GT is expected to capture the attention of collectors and car enthusiasts worldwide. As one of only 353 ever produced and the 11th to come off the production line, this rare PF Pininfarina coupé is sure to be a standout at Christie’s upcoming Exceptional Sale. Known for showcasing extraordinary objects across a range of categories, this year’s auction will be no different, with Jolie’s Ferrari set to be one of its most anticipated highlights.
It's not unusual for cinema and luxury auctions to cross paths, with Christie’s playing host to a range of remarkable items once owned by world-famous stars. From Elizabeth Taylor’s dazzling jewellery collection to Catherine Deneuve’s Yves Saint Laurent couture and even James Bond's Aston Martin from No Time to Die, celebrity-owned treasures often find a fitting home at the auction house. Now, Jolie's Ferrari 250 GT is poised to join this illustrious collection of high-profile pieces, further cementing its status as a work of art in its own right.
The Ferrari 250 GT, known for its impeccable combination of style and performance, is among the most coveted classic cars globally. With its sleek design by Pininfarina and the legendary engineering of Ferrari, this particular coupé is a testament to the rich heritage of Italian craftsmanship. This auction offers car lovers and film fans a once-in-a-lifetime chance to own a true piece of cinematic and automotive history.
This Ferrari represents more than just a vehicle; it embodies Jolie's passion for fine automobiles. The car made its public debut at an exclusive Concours d’Élégance in Antibes, where it was admired for its flawless proportions and exceptional design. Collectors now have the chance to acquire not just a rare automotive classic but also a piece of Hollywood history.
The exceptional sale
Date: November 20, 2024
Public Viewing: November 14-20, 2024
Location: Christie’s, 9 avenue Matignon, 75008 Paris