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Michael Jordan’s iconic Mercedes Benz he drove in Netflix show The Last Dance for sale on eBay for £76k

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MICHAEL JORDAN’S iconic Mercedes Benz that he drove in Netflix show The Last Dance has been up for sale on eBay.

“His Airness” — who is known for his luxurious car collection — drove the ’96 Benz back in his basketball heyday.

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Michael Jordan’s iconic Mercedes Benz has been put up for sale[/caption]
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The ’96 Benz is expected to fetch around £76k[/caption]
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Jordan was pictured behind the wheel of the car during the Last Dance documentary[/caption]

The Chicago Bulls legend flogged the MB years ago and the car was recently acquired by the Beverly Hills Car Club.

TMZ claim it has now been put on eBay with a starting bid of $23 – MJ’s famous NBA number.

The report adds that the BHCC actually expect the Benz to fetch around £76,000.

The metallic navy blue S600 vehicle’s price-tag has likely been boosted by it’s appearance in Jordan’s Last Dance documentary.

At the height of his career, the 57-year-old invested his big salary and mega Nike deal into an impressive car collection.

Alongside Mercedes Benz, Jordan also boasted the Ferrari Testarossa, the Porsche 911 and an Aston Martin DB7.

He is currently in the midst of trying to sell his £12million house, that has nine bedrooms and a basketball court.

The Bulls icon first listed the MJ-branded property on the market for around £24m.

The Space Jam star even tried to auction off the Highland Park, Illinois estate in 2013, but nobody bid the minimum £12million.

 Jordan is featured in a new documentary on Netflix called 'The Last Dance'
Jordan was renowned for his vast car collection during his basketball days

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