The most expensive Ferrari on the planet is worth approximately 1.25 trillion VND.
A 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO is being offered for sale at a price of up to $55 million (approximately 1.25 trillion VND) due to its unique color.
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In 2014, a red 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO sold for $38 million, holding the record for the world's most expensive car. However, that price is likely to be surpassed as a blue 250 GTO is being offered for $55 million. |
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While Ferrari's traditional color is red, this car is a light blue with a white stripe running down the hood, extending to the trunk, similar to American muscle cars. |
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“This is the original paint scheme on the car and is associated with the racing team,” said John Collins, founder of Talacrest (the UK car dealership selling the car). “Most GTOs are red, so the blue color is what makes this car different and expensive.” |
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| This is the second of the 39 250 GTOs ever produced. It finished 17th out of 27 drivers who participated. |
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According to Collins, the car was a masterpiece because of its curves and beauty. It was the most attractive car of the 1950s. Top movie stars often owned Ferraris, because the brand had a strange allure. |
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The Ferrari 250 GTO was produced from 1962–1964 to compete in the Grand Touring 3 race. When it was first released, the car was priced at $18,000. Only customers approved by the Italian supercar manufacturer's owner, Enzo Ferrari, were allowed to purchase one. |
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| Only 39 250 GTOs were produced in total, including 33 in the first batch, 3 in the second batch, and three in the third batch equipped with a larger engine. The car uses a 3.0-liter V12 engine producing 300 horsepower. |
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