A car with a unique place in TV history is set to go up for auction in Kent. A Rolls Royce Silver Seraph, once owned by Lord Alan Sugar, is being sold by Hobbs Parker in Ashford in its largest auction of classic cars and motorbikes, taking place next month. The prestigious vehicle was first registered in 1998 after being ordered new by Lord Alan Sugar carrying his personal registration ‘AMS 1’. It has just 80,581 miles and is famous for appearing in the early episodes of BBC show The Apprentice. James Johnson, director, auctioneer and head of classic car auctions says: “There is no reserve so …
