After a few weeks ago we talked to you about a Ferrari F40 that belonged to Saddam Hussein's son, today we are back to talk to you about the Italian super sports car.
Unlike the specimen that sailed to Iraqi lands, the F40 we are talking about today has not been lost, nor has it been abandoned, and is in immaculate condition.
Off the production line in 1992, this Ferrari F40 has covered just 311 km in 28 years, presenting itself, most likely, as one of the F40s with fewer kilometers on the market.
The Ferrari F40
One of only 213 units of the F40 sold in the US (and of the 1315 units produced), this example was offered for sale by the stand DrivingEmotions, located in Florida.
Equipped with a 2.9 l twin-turbo V8 engine capable of delivering 478 hp at 7000 rpm and 577 Nm of torque at 4000 rpm , even today the performance of the Ferrari F40 is impressive, thanks also to its modest mass: around 1235 kg, a figure not much higher than that of a 200 hp Ford Fiesta ST.
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But let's see, the top speed is fixed at 320 km/h — at the time it was considered the fastest car in the world — and 100 km/h arrived in just over 4s, all in a model designed in the distant years. 80.
With the Rosso Corsa paint job as new and the spartan and simple interior in immaculate condition, the price of this Ferrari F40 is anybody's guess.
However, judging by its low mileage and good state of preservation, the most likely is that it will not be the most accessible... within what is considered accessible in the universe of super-sports.
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