The car driven by Leonardo DiCaprio in the titular 2013 movie is going to auction.
The vehicles featured on the catalogs of auction houses like RM Sotheby's and Barrett-Jackson are usually the most pristine and babied examples that can fetch millions of dollars. However, one auction house is selling a crashed car with a heck of a provenance.
According to Bonhams, the crashed Countach that was presented by police officers to a half-sober Belfort in the film has been preserved in its"as-filmed condition" by its owner since it appeared on-screen, with all the damage made by Martin Scorsese's crew left untouched and unrepaired.
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