FERRARI arrived in 1947. That year was the first car made by Ferrari. Enzo Ferrari, the man behind the birth of this brand.
Many people covet Ferrari cars for their personal collections. Reporting from the Hot Cars page, here are some of the rarest Ferrari cars and only collectors own them according to circuit one events.
This car made its debut at the 24 hour race of Le Mans in 1957. However, this car failed to finish the race. After the failure, the car was donated to the Henry Ford Museum. After several decades, 1997 to be precise, this car was sold to a collector named John Hartley Jr. Then in 2014, this car was auctioned and reached IDR 567.3 billion. However, it is not known who bought it until now. Many people hope that the owner will maintain the car as well as possible, just like when it is in a museum.
There are only nine Ferrari 500 Spider Series in the world. One of these nine cars once crossed a very long road. Starting from England, South America, and finally the United States. It’s actually a four-cylinder race car. However, after this car could no longer participate in racing events, this car passed from the hands of collectors. The last time it appeared was in 2013 at an auction. This car was sold for IDR 50 billion. Just like the previous car, it is not yet known who the collector is caring for this car now.
This car is very historic in the world of racing. Ferrari deliberately built this car to win the World Sportscar Championship. The engineer of this car is Vittorio Jano. They created machines that were wild in their time. In fact, this car managed to win consecutively for several years. This Ferrari 290 MM already has Ferrari Classiche certification. In 2011, this car underwent restoration. An unknown person bought this car in 2018 for IDR 313.6 billion.
The owner of this car before 2012 was Bill Bauce. He only uses this car for exhibitions at several car events. Many people are stunned by this car. Only 106 units of this Ferrari were produced. Uniquely, only 37 cars have mica for the headlights. This car was sold for IDR 121 billion at the Monterey Auction. Indeed, the Ferrari Spyder type is really liked by automotive fans because this car looks much more compact.
Worldwide, there are only 36 Ferrari 250 GTO units. This car won the Italian GT in 1962. The driver was Edoardo Lualdi Gabardi. This car often appears at world-class automotive exhibitions. In 2000, the owner of this vehicle was Dr Gregory Whitten. He maintained this car until 2018. After that, this car entered the Monterey Car auction and was sold for IDR 690 billion. What a fantastic price for a car.
