supercarsWe've never seen one of these on the roads in Australia and had frankly forgotten that they even built these in RHD. A very rare beast.
Located somewhere in Victoria, Australia. Listed on Carsales for $499,990.
It's not often that an automotive manufacturer lets one of their prototype hacks out onto the open market. Which makes this Ferrari mule, used to develop both the Enzo and 599, a very rare beast indeed.
Located in Langenfeld, Germany. Offered by Modena Motorsport GmbH.
via PistonHeads
evo magazine pits the iconic McLaren F1 against its contemporary and more modern 'analogue' supercar rivals.
A good number of the 375 P1's delivered thus far appear to be represented.
The population of Monaco falling over themselves to take photos/videos of a LaFerrari. LOL
'07 Formula 1 champ Kimi Räikkönen takes his new company hack for a quiet spin around Fiorano.
Richard Meaden tests the LaFerrari in the hills above Maranello before getting serious around the Fiorano test track.
Chris Harris thrashes two of Ferrari's best analog supercars around the beautiful Anglesey Circuit in Wales.
Why? Because:
Who wants to watch a small brown man driving a supercar slowly?
Although not entirely rare, it is rare to see one up for private sale in Oz.
Yours for a cool AU$1,100,000.
eGarage feature a 959 originally built for the late Helmuth Bott, former director of Porsche's research and development division. One of six prototypes built.
evo magazine's Harry Metcalfe reports on driving a Bugatti Veyron Gran Sport Vitesse in support of the Mille Miglia.