Ferrari F50 colour

Looks Rosso Corsa to me.. but its in the shade so it might not be.

...*sigh* What a car...

 

If I'm right there is only one F50 in barchetta rosso and it runs in the Ferrariporsche-Challenge a few years ago.

This one is rosso corsa and it "runs" on south French coast at the boulevard.

 

I Have still not seen an F50 in real life....

 

what is that woman looking at , and why isnt she looking at the f50!!! it is amazing when people are oblivious to rare exotic cars!!! what are they thinking!!!! btw, picture dont do an f50 justice... it is breath taking in person,,,

 

What is it doing next to the HONDA dealership, and that red MBZ next to it (CLK i think)

 

That's Monaco Motors, where they sell Ferrari/Maserati and, across the steet, Honda. Maybe the woman is looking up at the 2nd floor, where they often have interesting older Ferraris on display, visible through the picture windows. Check it out if you're in Monaco- when the service dept. doors are open you'll see quite a few nice cars in for maintenance.

 

I wan't to go to Manaco so bad. My freidns just went together and they saw 4 Enzo's! Is that normal or did they get lucky?

 

normal mate

 

rosso corsa

 

Holly cow! So whats considered getting lucky?!?!

 

Ferraris are a dime a dozen in Monaco- you'll lose track of how many you see. If you're lucky and go during the week of the GP, you'll spot stuff like Bugatti EB110s, McLaren F1s, Pagani Zondas, etc., etc.

 

Me and some friends are going as soon as we graduate college. BACKPACKING! Thats ganna be so much fun!

 

Im guessing she posing for somebody snapping a pic out of view... and shes just tossing her hair

 

am I the only one who is peeved when people park exotics like F50s and Enzos, and dont lower the front end back to normal?

 

What do you mean by lower it Greg?

 

I believe the front end on these cars are adjustable.

 

correct - front suspension can be raised lowered by a button in the cockpit. The purpose is to allow greater ground clearance for low speed maneuvers such as driveway aprons and flatbeds.