F-1 champ Schumacher's car put on sale

F-1 champ Schumacher's car put on sale

TOKYO, June 23 Kyodo - A Ferrari 550 Maranello (photo) driven by Michael Schumacher, Germany's World Formula-1 auto racing champion, has been put on sale through the Web site of Cornes & Co., exclusive sales agent in Japan for Italian automaker Ferrari Maserati. The car, which carries Schumacher's autograph on the dashboard, is offered for 15 million yen.

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