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"An auction of vehicles at its factory outside of Maranello, Italy, this week, grossed more than $46 million, The Wall Street Journal reported.   Called the &amp;quot;Leggenda e Passione,&amp;quot; it was an auction of 33 rare Ferraris, including a 1962 330 TRI/LM Testa Rossa that sold for $9.275 million \u2014 the biggest sale ever at public auction.   A third of the models offered sold for over $1 million each and various vintage memorabilia ranging from lucky racing gloves to race car parts brought in another $617,095.   The auction&amp;#039;s headline vehicle, known to Ferraristi by its chassis number, 0808, had been driven by Phil Hill and Oliver Gendebien to a 1962 Le Mans win. It was also the only 4-liter Testa Rossa ever and the last of its kind built by the company, according to documents released by RM Auctions.   Other notable sellers included a V-12 powered 1953 340/375 MM Berlinetta Competizione, which sold for $5.71 million, and a 550-horsepower 512 S from 1970, which went for $3.56 million. The least expensive model was a 1986 328 GTS, which sold for just under $60,000.   Memorabilia from Ferrari&amp;#039;s archives sold for astonishing amounts as well. A 1:24 scale model of a F2004 wind tunnel model, for instance, sold for $66,712 while a racing suit worn by driver Michael Schumacher in 2005 went for nearly $30,000, the story said. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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