Courtesy of RM Sotheby’s, EVO magazine gets a very rare opportunity to drive one of the multi-million dollar cars that we often hear about in high-end auctions. Cars like this 1960 Ferrari 250 SWB Berlinetta became super expensive collectibles so long ago, nobody really remembers what they are like to drive. In this video Jethro Bovingdon tries to find just that.

It takes a lot of guts to drive a car worth 10 Million Euros, even if it’s heavily insured. These things usually spend their days locked away in secure, air conditioned garages until the owner decides the time is right the market is ready and put it up for auction.

Besides driving the Ferrari 250 SWB Berlinetta, Jethro also reveals some of the secrets of the high-end auctions in which cars like this are bought and sold. The real winners here are, of course, the auctioneers themselves who will make a ton of money on each car regardless of the market condition and the selling price. And they have great fun along the way too working on and driving these fantastic machines.