It isn't often that a car as rare as the Ferrari FXX comes up for auction. But now, one of the 30 scarce examples ever to be produced, in this case number 29, is about to go on sale in just a couple of weeks through Berlin-based auction house, Auctionata. Should you be interested, you've got till September 26 to raise somewhere around two million euros and get yourself to Munich, where it is expected to sell for approximately that sum. In return, you would be driving away in one of the hottest Ferrari racers of its time.

Equipped with a 6.2-liter, 800 hp engine, the car served as a race car and includes a sealed autograph by Michael Schumacher on the hood. It is the last customer vehicle from the FXX family, as number 30 was reserved for Schumacher himself. The car has been cared for by the same collector-owner since 2007, but it had a bit of a bumpy ride beforehand. In 2006, it was being driven at Forza and was involved in a minor crash that damaged the front right corner. Fortunately, the parts were replaced by Ferrari and it was then sold to its current owner. Right now it has 2,400 km on the clock and has been assessed and valued at 2,000,000 - 2,200,000 Euro.