The F50 Thread

Didn't Ferrari at some point say they could fix a "totaled" Enzo for like 300k? It was one of the famous crashes though I don't remember exactly which one but remember it was heavily crashed. Couldn't this car be sent to classiche?

 

The Salvage F50 at Symbolic was on the market for far longer than a month.

 

guess i took the posting date to literally. Makes much more sense now that you say that.

 

Sure, they'd be only too happy to oblige, and with a not inconsiderable sum could re-deliver a a "new" car.

 

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More of the same gathering
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Celebration of Ferrari's 30th Anniversary with Auto Italia in Hong Kong - held about a week ago at the Asia World Expo on the island of Lantau.

One of those F50s appears to be a former Brunei car in RHD.

Photos/Videos: http://www.motor-vision.co.uk/latest-news/cars/ferraris-gather-for-historic-meeting-in-hong-kong

Thread here: http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/asia/424625-hk-auto-italia-30th-anniversary-dinner.html

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More here Joe.

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/asia/424625-hk-auto-italia-30th-anniversary-dinner.html#post142673906

 

Excellent guys, thanks!

 

Did all F50's come with the hardtop as well as the softtop?

 

Yes.

 

Knowing how good the F50 sounds, I personally would have preferred some engine noise:

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I'm always left wondering what the point of these videos is? With the time & expense put into them, perhaps some shared experiences of the Ferrari Supercars on some of England or Europe's fabulous roads & tracks would be more meaningful.

 

F50?
Does the F50 handle like a 355-360-430 or is it more a a Super-Cruiser?
These cars are so expensive I would be afraid to drive it period
Too many haters out there, Im sure it would get jacked up

 

At low speeds it handles like its on rails. At higher speeds the weight is more noticeable and it has quite a bit of understeer, like a GT car.

 

104121 up for grabs
$1.7-$2.0 estimate!
1995 Ferrari F50 | Arizona 2014 | RM AUCTIONS

 

Ive sold this F50 more than once in the past, and although I have no affiliation with the auction, I dare say it represents a great opportunity.

 

230 miles? What a complete waste. Drive the damn thing.

 

Hopefully the next owner can find the time to do that.

 

Why do these guys buy them without driving them? Do they even have the intention of driving it? Or is it an investment they hope to flip and earn a small piece of change on?

 

Many who own these cars simply don't have the time that others have to drive them.

 

There is an F50 here which the owner hardly ever drove, he had it a collection of Ferrari's parked around an "island" in the middle of his house, on the island was a large bronze statue of Enzo Ferrari. Despite not driving the car he enjoyed having it there, he bought the car new.

The car was sold last year for around $1mil, at a guess I doubt it had more than 1500 miles under its wheels.

 

+1

That is exactly the problem for many of them/us. When properly cared for, it isn't problematic.

This theme is a recurring one on all car forums. Just remember: High mileage is not always indicative that the car was abused, and low mileage is not always indicative that the car was properly maintained. Always be cautious. Look for well documented vehicles, and proper maintenance by reputable service shops.