After the analysis of the prices of Italian cars at Pebble Beach, we now repeat that exercise with the Germans, where Porsche and Mercedes positively sparkled. Once again, two constants emerge: the average price ranges guarantee greater elasticity and this, for interesting vehicles, excites the room to the point where unexpected records are set. However, this is less and less the case for cars in the region of or above 10 million dollars. A good example is the 1937 Mercedes-Benz 540K Spezial Roadster, the second-best price of the week which, at $9,905,000, was perfectly aligned with the prices of the model over the last 10 years.
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