Fernando Alonso remains in Japan, and this same weekend the Suzuka Grand Prix, a history of the competition, where the Aston Martin driver will seek to return to the top positions. A weekend in which his name has also been linked to that of another car.
The Formula 1 driver will auction one of his personal cars, a McLaren Elva which he received at the Woking factory itself and from the design director of the McLaren firm, Rob Melville, when he worked with the team.
And two-seater and open-top vehicle which, now, is looking for a new owner thanks to the famous betting house Bonhams. A car that Only 149 units were made despite the fact that a total of 399 were planned to be produced, which makes it even more exclusive.
Goes up for auction in November
A car that It will be auctioned on a very specific date, with the end of the Formula 1 season, on Saturday, November 25, in Yas Marinain the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, where also, and as Alonso himself points out, the keys will be delivered by himselfa two-time world champion, and the person in charge of personalizing this car to his total taste, with orange touches in honor of the brand.
We are talking about a luxury vehicle that has 815 horsepowerwith a totally open body, light, and with the particularity that it did not have a windshield, although this could be ordered. A car whose original price was 1.6 million euros, but if it came from Alonso, could reach a price between 2.3 and 2.8 million euros In the auction.
