Prominent Memorabilia Gets Captivated £550,000
The prominent symbol of impression,
the iconic submarine car driven by James Bond in the 1977 classic “The
Spy Who Loved Me” captivated £550,000 when it was floated at auction
for the first time in London during Monday. Accompanied by an intense
bidding battle, The Lotus Esprit was finally sold to a telephone bidder
at RM Auctions in Battersea located at south London.
Going
back to the film the car was made for the scene in which Bond which was
played by Roger Moore, escapes the gunfire from an overhead helicopter
by thrusting forcibly into the water, accompanied by a nervous Barbara
Bach in the passenger seat. Peter Haynes of RM Auctions Europe expresses
that they are delighted with that price which is a great amount of
money taking the piece of movie memorabilia into consideration. He was
known to have added having it as an demeanor in mind it is not a car
that can be driven on the road, the price just goes to justify the draw
that all Bond-related memorabilia has.
That's certainly true that the iconic submarine car driven by James Bond can't be the car to be driven on the road, at least by seeing it's price tag. It would ideally remain as a memorabilia than running on the road.
(AW:SB)
That's certainly true that the iconic submarine car driven by James Bond can't be the car to be driven on the road, at least by seeing it's price tag. It would ideally remain as a memorabilia than running on the road.
(AW:SB)
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