Wolf Of Wall Street’s Intentionally Crashed Lamborghini Countach For Sale

Along with the car – which has been preserved in as-filmed condition – the winning bidder will get a Jordan Belfort costume and a director’s chair and clapboard signed by Scorsese, DiCaprio, and everybody’s favorite Barbie, Margot Robbie. Two crew hoodies and two DVDs (yes, you’re getting old) are also included.

The car hits the Abu Dhabi Auction on 25 November, but if you’d rather have a piece of autobilia from the film that you can drive, an undamaged stunt car, likely to fetch similar money, will take to the RM Sotheby’s Luxury Week auction in the Big Apple on December 8.

For the record, the new-age Countach LPI-800 starts at over $2.6 million, making each of these movie cars relatively cheap.