The Biggest Mistake In Car Auction History!

[slowflow]

60.000.000: take my money!!

17.000.000: nah, don’t want it anymore

[herbenevolence]

This is why military use single-number calls. Seventeen would have been one-seven.

[SneakyOrange-bl]

Imagine walking out of an auction because the price of the car went down like bruh that's a discount

[MK-U-N]

Booing because someone didn't waste 70mil? What a world to live in.

[herbieopf]

The people booing are exactly the people who don't buy this car for its history or importance but just as a trophy

[leibniz]

"Oh dont worry, it's just $17 million. Nothing big."

[KCJbomberFTW]

“Hey I wanted an $80 million dollar tax break wtf”😂😂😂😂

[daytonium]

Poor Martin, I went to auction school with him, great guy, awesome auctioneer

[Adonis-qbze]

It looks like a very used soap bar of a Porsche car

[Bgboi]

When there’s this much money involved there are no mistakes, only grifts and scams.

[Amir_the_uber_eats_deliverer]

Never ask Porsche what they were doing during WW2

[daniel.s.stefanov]

"$17, 000, 000 ??? It must be for the poors then. 🙄"

[federnz]

I was surprised when they got mad when the price got low, shouldn't they be happy, why do they want the price to go up

[mrow]

Proof that modern art is just the price tag.

[shawno]

Some people have more money than brains.

[derahnsikes]

I wouldn't be surprised if the seller doesn't try to sue. I could see them trying to say that the mistake made less people interested. Which caused it to sell for less.

[asosa]

I used to deliver parts to a shop down in Hollywood that had 1 of the 3 Porsche . I thought it was just a random prototype porsche did back in the day

[jandalfjordan]

Love how US Americans ignore the E in PorschE.

[PakiFighter]

They were willing to pay 70 mill. Should've kept his mouth shut.

[semmelboesel]

That man with the 911 is ferdinand alexander Porsche, the grandson of ferdinand porsche who created the typ 64