Description: An unrivalled collection of exotic cars has been up for sale via the simply-named website ferraricollectionfor sale.com for some time now. Many of the cars have been sold, many still remain; indeed ov...Add Comments6
Abdoo YukonJun 16, 2012 Very bad looking frame body
Buddy RobinsonJun 15, 2012 I wouldn't, cause I'd be rich. No, I'd drive em till they break, then fix them
Kenneth WilliamsJun 15, 2012 Well if I was that rich is buy 2 of everything and resell them for hefty profit down the line
Yves CorbeauJun 15, 2012 What a waste... All those cars and never driven them!
Lee CascioJun 15, 2012 Brand new because it's never been driven.
Chris PenzaJun 15, 2012 Brand new 1994. Is that supposed to be an oxymoron?
Description: The Sultan of Brunei and brother Prince Jeffri, famed for their alleged multi-thousand collection, are more than capable. Adding further weight to the argument the liquidator owner hails from the roya...Add Comments0
Todd MuhlfelderJun 16, 2012 They aren't even displayed well. If your not going to drive it then hang them in the house. I'm thinking one in the living room over the couch. Maybe two in the bedroom over the bed. Not hysteria parked like a ford assembly line.
Thibault LeroyJun 16, 2012 @Cody and they also have a soul
Cody AndreeJun 15, 2012 Cars most certainly have feelings...... Fool
Kyle SmithJun 15, 2012 Looks marvelous indeed, I wouldn't personally pay 1 million for this but I can certainly see why the price is as such.
It would be a great investment assuming the next owner continues to store it, could be worth more in the future.
Justin HarrisJun 15, 2012 Can you imagine yourself staying indie for years without going outside once? I bet that's how these cars feel :(
Description: Although Ferrari enthusiasts were very keen on a drop top Testarossa, the Italian supercar maker decided Agnelli's silver-colored Spider would remain a one-off project. Of course independent tuni...Add Comments0
Description: Priced at $950,000 the broker is based in New Zealand, but the rare Spyder Convertible, along with the other new, unused or original factory condition rare supercars, is located in a private garage in...Add Comments1
Logan LeMonnierJun 16, 2012 I'm pretty sure that doesnt happen if they start the car regularly
Tanton StonemanJun 15, 2012 Update, most likely an upside-down straight twelve.
Tanton StonemanJun 15, 2012 I wouldn't buy that car. Flat engines go out of balance after only a couple months of being unused. That things engine is probably a downturned V by now.
Chris PenzaJun 15, 2012 Me too it's unique, but looks great
Chris PenzaJun 15, 2012 I love this car, but it was a bad successor because of how great the f40 is
Hank AustinJun 15, 2012 Whoa... You must be a mind reader... Or an electronic device mind reader... Can you tell the future too?... Am I ever going to own this car oh great one?
Chris O'BrienJun 15, 2012 yeah, it's in the next picture.
Tanton StonemanJun 15, 2012 I think the one under the cover is a 599. If you look it has a hollow mirror holder thing.
Cho DanJun 15, 2012 F40 is the best exotic car ever, period!
Brad WoodJun 15, 2012 Fun to see these three consecutive photos of such amazing cars, F40, F50 and Enzo. Evolution of the Ferrari supercar. Can't wait to see the next
Brandon ScobellJun 15, 2012 its a ford pinto under that cover
Chris PenzaJun 15, 2012 The 2nd greatest car to ever leave Italy. Aside from the zonda
Alberto RajernoJun 15, 2012 Wonder what the car under the cover is
Roger James FrancoJun 15, 2012 I think the 599 is one of the ugliest Ferarris to ever come out of Maranello. Boring design. If it had a Hyundai badge on it no one would like it.
John SerelyJun 15, 2012 Love the 599! Gorgeous car!
William ForghamAug 19, 2012 This is my favorite car in the world at the moment.
Scott MitchellJun 17, 2012 Not many people know or realize that the 246GT or "Dino" was NOT (at least in the official sense of the word.) a Ferrari. Its engine was built at Maranello and final assembly took place on a small line beside the old V12 final assembly line. "Dino" was the name of Enzo's first born son who was killed racing in the grueling Mille Miglia race. The car was the pet project of Enzo as a tribute to h...
Matt PiccoloJun 15, 2012 This is one of the very few ferraris I don't like
Drew WeigelJun 15, 2012 if i could buy this i would
Very bad looking frame body
I wouldn't, cause I'd be rich. No, I'd drive em till they break, then fix them
Well if I was that rich is buy 2 of everything and resell them for hefty profit down the line
What a waste... All those cars and never driven them!
Brand new because it's never been driven.
Brand new 1994. Is that supposed to be an oxymoron?