Michael Jordan's Missing Ferrari Discovered After 15 Years

After 15 years of being off the radar, Michael Jordan's iconic Ferrari 512 TR has resurfaced, sparking excitement among fans and collectors. The black 1992 Ferrari, which Jordan purchased during his Chicago Bulls career, last changed hands in 2010 before disappearing, with its owner later diagnosed with bone cancer. A group of automotive enthusiasts on YouTube, We Are Curated, uncovered its whereabouts, revealing that it survived the 2024 Los Angeles wildfires, untouched in a garage. The car's history includes its sale to Chris Gardner, whose life inspired the film 'The Pursuit of Happyness,' and it has been valued at over a million dollars due to its unique features and connection to Jordan. The Ferrari stands as a symbol of both Jordan's legacy and the mysterious journey it took over the years. Experts are excited about its potential return to the collector market, making it a significant find in both sports and automotive history.