SCARAB GRAND PRIX
Lowest Price: £84,455 • Median Price: £84,455 • Highest Price: £84,455 • Sell-Through Rate: 33%
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RM Sotheby's
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20th Aug 2005
1960 Scarab Grand Prix Race Car
RM Sotheby's
£84,455
14th Aug 2004
1961 Scarab Rear-Engine Grand Prix Racing Car
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8th Mar 2003
1961 Scarab Rear Engine Grand Prix
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The Scarab Grand Prix car was built by Troutman and Barnes for Lance Reventlow in 1960.
Reventlow Automobiles Inc. intended to challenge European dominance in Formula One. The front-engined Scarab was technologically outdated upon its debut.
The car's performance was underwhelming, failing to score any championship points.
Chuck Daigh secured 10th at the 1960 US Grand Prix, the car's best result.
The Scarab F1 project was abandoned.
There was no direct successor, as Reventlow shifted focus.
A little-known tale involves the car's engine. It was rumored that the engine was more powerful than initially reported. Some mechanics whispered that Reventlow had instructed them to subtly increase the engine's output, hoping to surprise the competition. This was never confirmed, adding to the mystique.
How much is a Scarab Grand Prix worth?
In average condition, a Scarab Grand Prix is worth £84,455.
What is the most expensive Scarab Grand Prix to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Scarab Grand Prix to sell in history was sold for £84,455.
What is the cheapest Scarab Grand Prix to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Scarab Grand Prix to sell in history was sold for £84,455.
When was the Scarab Grand Prix produced?
The Scarab Grand Prix was produced between 1960 and 1961.