Choosing Between the Ferrari Daytona SP3 or the New GMA T.33 Spider?

The T33 looks miles better than the t50.

 

Ferrari all the way Gordon’s car might be incredible but I can’t get past the fact it’s freaking ugly!

 

I was just thinking the same thing. To my eyes a very uninspired, almost lazy design, Porsche-like. I'm sure he deliberately wanted a minimum of everything but for that coin I want art, otherwise I'd just buy art.

 

SP3 is the most amazing Ferrari ever built. The design is going to be timeless. Why would you even consider T33?

 

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The best would be owning both the Daytona and the T.50. But if only one it has to be the Daytona.

The T.50 will be a special car, the last analog hypercar. It will be interesting to see in 20 years which one increased the most in value.

 

Not a real question.

Anyone that would ever get invited to any SP Ferrari car would never be choosing between cars… they’d have all the ones they wanted…

That said, you’re comparing apples and oranges. The SP3 is a collectors car. The T33 is designed to be a drivers car

 

What makes you think the SP3 is not a drivers car? Have you driven it?


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I think the T33 is fantastic looking.. perfect in many ways to my taste.. but the styling is understated (in a good way) to the extent that you could park it at your local grocery store while you’re running your daily errands and 99.9% of people will have no clue what it is beyond a “nice car” along the lines of the latest 911’s and Aston Martins.

The SP3 is no doubt a fantastic driving car, but the styling is pure theater designed for car shows and to be the centerpiece of a collection…. Not something for the grocery store where you would come back to people queuing up to take photos with it.

 

I admire both T33 and T50. However they are not great looking designs, at least to my eyes.
The fact that a car is unattractive doesn’t make it a drivers car. The engineering and performance convey that title and I am certain both are terrific drivers cars in that respect. However we should not excuse average looks by saying “it is a driver’s car”. “Drivers” want to drive great cars that also look great if possible!




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Yes but I think styling can also define how something is used.

A tuxedo is a fantastic choice for fine dining and walk into the casino in Monte Carlo….. but you wouldn’t wear it the next morning to the tennis courts.

 

I think you both make really great points.