Recently, the car once owned by michael Schumacher, one of the greatest racing drivers in history, was about to debut at the classic car auction in Paris, France, on February 3. Vehicles at auction include a 2010 Tesla Roadster sports car and a 2010 Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Estate.
The Mercedes was originally a Mercedes GP Formula 1 scooter given to Schumacher and the first car used when he played for the team, and he has been driving it since late July 2010.
The second owner was a Swiss gentleman who kept it until after 2015. According to the description, the car has been using original parts for maintenance and maintenance, and the overall condition is very good.
The auction house acquired the car in 2018, replaced four brand new tires and carried out all the necessary maintenance at the local Mercedes-Benz dealership.
The other is the 2010 Tesla Sports car that Schumacher showed at the championship race in Düsseldorf in 2010, and the Planned Tesla Sports Car was purchased from a Tesla dealership in Monaco, with a large number of race configurations, the addition of a roll cage, carbon fiber racing seats, stripped of the original interior and a red power button on the dashboard, which can cut off the power to the entire vehicle in an emergency.
As of now, the car has only traveled 15,000 kilometers. In addition, the Tesla has the signatures of three championship drivers, including Loeb, on the left rear wing.
According to reports, the price of the 2010 Tesla Roadster is estimated to be 135,000 to 200,000 euros (about 95-1.41 million yuan), while the price of the Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Estate is expected to be 50,000 to 100,000 euros (about 35-700,000 yuan).
On December 29, 2013, Schumacher was seriously injured by hitting a rock while skiing in the French Alps. In 2018, according to the British "Daily Mail", Schumacher has awakened, there are still some barriers to language communication, but there is no need to rely on medical equipment such as ventilators to maintain life.
During the period when the car king fell, Schumacher's wife, Corinne, did not abandon it, and organized special caregivers to take care of Schumacher 24 hours a day, and the weekly care cost was about 100,000 euros, according to incomplete statistics, all the costs have exceeded 100 million euros.
In fact, whether Schumacher is injured or retired, his influence is still everywhere, and in recent years, the various cars he once owned have frequently appeared in auction houses. Among them, in 2014, Schumacher's wife once sold the Falcon 2000EX, a private jet that used to race around with the "King of Cars" for 20 million euros.
In addition, the F1 cars he has driven have also made frequent appearances at auction houses, and in January 2014, the car he drove the F300 sold for $1.7 million.
In fact, the Ferrari F2002 sold in 2019 is the real legendary car, since the 2002 season, this car swept almost the entire season, never dropped the top two, Schumacher drove it to win the fifth world championship.
The Ferrari F2002 sold for $5.9 million.
According to statistics, Schumacher's garage currently has a Ferrari 430 Scuderia, a Ferrari 458, a Ferrari F310, a Ferrari California, a Ferrari 599 GTB, a Ferrari 550 (Michael Schumacher version), a Ferrari Enzo, a Ferrari FXX, a Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG and about 10 previous Formula One cars.