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Max Verstappen's first private plane is now being put up for sale by the manufacturer. The price of the second-hand aircraft is not mentioned on the manufacturer's website, so interested parties may make an offer.
Recently it became clear that Max Verstappen had bought a new private plane, a Falcon 8X from Dassault, which can fly significantly further than his previous plane. Moreover, the Falcon 900EX that Max Verstappen bought several years ago is a lot smaller than its successor.
Watching Verstappen's first plane
It was hard to imagine Verstappen keeping two planes, so it comes as no surprise that his first plane is now for sale. Dassault's website contains the necessary information as well as photos of the plane that Verstappen used to fly around the world. For Verstappen fans, the interior of the plane will not be completely unknown. In the past, pictures of Verstappen taken aboard the plane, regularly appeared on social media.
So it is unknown how much the plane will be sold for. In any case, bidding is allowed, by anyone who still has a a jar full of coins in the closet, (or perhaps a little more).
So it is unknown how much the plane will be sold for. In any case, bidding is allowed, by anyone who still has a a jar full of coins in the closet, (or perhaps a little more).
This article was written in collaboration with Ludo van Denderen.
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