How many Ferraris have u seen?

I dont realy now....
After visiting several events here in sweden like "sportbilens dag" you can se at least 50-60 ferrari every time . 308,328,348,355,360M/S.....
1 F40 (no pictures)
1 Enzo (http://ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=102138)
1 550 Maranello (spotted ap 20 time )

After spendning the last week i Prauge i saw 3 F430's ( 1 yellow ) and a couple of 355/360's

To bad Sweden isn't a very big ferrari country

 

On road, not many...
of what i remember 1 355 Berlinetta, 1360 modena (Though on her way home from an event), 1 348 TB (I think - It was a dark night in Italy), and 1 308 GT4 (Also after event).

Not on road, "The common ones" (360, 355, 348, 308, 550 etc.), Some Enzos, 1 365 GTC, 375 GTB (I had a "co-drive" in that) and 1 F50.
I'm looking forward to the day i will se an F40

 

Here in Palm Beach County, I can see F-cars every day. We host the biggest Ferrari show every year - Cavallino Classic.

I couldn't tell you how many I've seen, but it's in the hundreds, including all the supercars: FXX, Enzo, F50, F40, 288GTO.

I've also see about a half dozen Carrera GTs on the road. Lots of Ford GTs, too.

We live in automotive la-la land here!

Mike

 

+ Carshows and Dealerships.

30-40 360 Mondena's
4 355 Spiders
6 F430's

That's all pretty much, Ive seen a few other ones I can't really name.

 

A lot!

 

too many to count. the last one I saw was a red f430. It was two cars ahead of me yesterday. It looked and sounded sweet.

I haven't seen a f40 in person, but have a f50 and several enzo's.

 

(2) 250 Lussos
1 250 California Spyder
1 250 GTE
1 330GT
2 F50s
2 Enzos
1 288GTO
1 F40
Numerous 308s, 328, Mondials, Testarossas, 348, 355, 360, 430, 550, etc.

Newer Ferraris are very common around here - it's the old ones that are special to see.

 

More then i can even remmeber. But the more notable ones include:
5 Ferrari Enzo's
3 Ferrari F50's
7 Ferrari F40's
2 Ferrari 288 GTO's
2 Ferrari FXX's
1 Ferrari F50 GT (001)
4 Ferrari 333SP

 

NOT ENOUGH!

I live near a fairly affluent area, and when we first moved here there were several guys daily driving some great Italian cars: a green 275 GTB, a yellow 330 GTS, a yellow Miura, and the closest to us, about a mile away, was a silver 365 GTC4. Several years ago, a classic sports car rally passed over our mountain road and stopped at the lodge at the lake at the top for lunch. There were several 250 GT SWBs there, and I video taped them as they left. I will never forget the song of those 250s as they drove away, fantastic! Now, except for an occasional 308, a general lack of taste has taken over and we see mostly just German cars (BORING!).

 

here in central ct theres nothing.

In connecticut ive seen

360
360 spider
355
550 (got really lucky)

all those were spotted on the same road


out of state ive seen
360 x2 (NY)
360 spider(NY)
355 spider(BOSTON)

ferrari's are pretty much the only exotic cars ive ever seen if you dont count the common elise. I might see an elise every 6 months. Ive seen an esprit once, maybe 3 nsx's, 1 CGT (inside the dealership, its still there) And never a lamborghini.

 

No count on the ordinary Ferrari's, probably around 1000 incl the ones below. But the more noticeble ones:

6 F40's
7 Enzo's
2 288 GTO's
2 F50's
250 GTO
250 Testa Rossa
275 GTB
5 Dino's
(And a lot of classics at Ferrari Galleria and a Ferrari museum in San Marino)

Lambo's: In the hundreds

 

I stopped counting years ago...

 

I never began to count.

 

after 10+ F50s, 20+ Enzos, 3 288GTOs, and 10+ F40s I stopped counting.

 

Here you don't see many and personally I've never seen one on the road. However I've seen a few at a show, parked. They included: 1 red 328 GTS, blue mondial qv, two black 348, silver 550 maranello,

So I've seen about 5. I hope to attend the local show again and see more this time. HOpefully get to sit in one or a few and maybe get a ride also? Hoping to stop by a dealership soon (seattle maybe)

 

I've seen a lot, but the first one was definitely the best. I was eight and a neighbor drove buy in his F40. It was a very memorable sight and sound. I later got my first Ferrari ride in the car. It was a great thrill.

 

LOL you don't get out to SoCal much do ya? That sounds like a valet lot @ South Coast on a weekday afternoon.

I never started to count, but it's been a lot.

 

this is hard to quantify!

even though i live in the 'backblocks' of the world supercar arena (melb, aust) - theres still many a ferrari to be spotted here

have seen bucketloads of 348, 355, 575 etc, few testarossas etc

standouts though, are F40, F50, Enzo, 288GTO, Daytona etc

 

if you want to see rare Ferrari you have to visit the major events !
i started to take photos of ferrari and to collect s/ns only six years ago. today i have an archive of about 20.000 pics from nearly 1500 different ferraris.

 

Seen here in Sweden:

FXX
Enzo
F40 x2
F50 x2
F355 x2
F360 x2
F430
328
308
Mondial
348
356
400

 

thousands! everywhere in Europe. The most beautiful memory: 21 gto for the 40th anniversary, in France in 2002.
Yesterday :
1 daytona red
1 550 black
1 testarossa black
1 Dino 308GT4 red
1 Dino 246GT yellow
1 308 red
1 328 red
1 mondialT spider grey

in 1 month, hundreds in Spa (maybe 5 or 6 FXX)
in 2 months, hundreds in Montreux
and more and more....

http://ferrarivintage.monsite.wanadoo.fr

 

Outside of car shows and other similar events, I'll admit I haven't seen many on the street. In 9 years here in Marietta (a significant suburb of Atlanta), I've seen only 3. I think the most I've seen in a short period was during lunch in Boca Raton, FL, a few months ago when 5 came by in less than 90 minutes.

At least I can go down to my garage anytime and see one.

 

i agree, NOT ENOUGH!

 

This thread made me think of my very first Ferrari seen in the flesh -
It was a 250GT Lusso in metallic grey. It was sitting in the bay of a little import garage in Bethany, Oklahoma back in 1969 when I had these guys adjust the valves on my Porsche 911T. I was super-fascinated by the center mounted tach/speedo and that big long shifter!

It was several years later when I got a Ferrari road cars book that I figured out what Ferrari model it was and just how rare this was to find in Oklahoma - come to think of it, I have never seen a real (Lusso) again since.

But literally at least a couple hundred of the many other models...

James