Limited production Ferrari's

Next in thst series was the Aperta.

 

2007 612 Sessanta.

60 Cars manufactured commemorating Ferrari's 60th Anniversary.

 

And of course, the one-offs - such as Clapton's lovely example.

 

The vintage race cars.

 

Was the F40 a limited edition ?

By your tight criteria do both it and the 288GTO count as 308/328 series cars on steroids anyway ?

Similar logic could apply to the 599GTO although owners would disagree

 

Almost everything for the Sultan of Brunei or some of the Middle Eastern Sheiks!

 

All of them. Eventually they stop making any model, so far anyway.

 

F60 spider based on F12, marking 60th US/Ferrari Anniversary...although some would debate the years.

Jack

 

If you're talking about any era of Ferrari, then practically anything before the mid-1960s could be considered limited production, and ALL of the competition cars. Even after that time, Ferrari was always making some short run of special cars - 14 of the 365 California, very small numbers of fiberglass 308s, etc . . .

 

Sultan's supercar: One of the Sultan of Brunei’s SEVEN custom-ordered Ferrari F40s for sale in the UK for £2MILLION

• The Ferrari F40 is just one of seven ever built with the steering wheel on the right hand side
• All right hand driver examples were built for the Sultan of Brunei who has a collection of 5,000 motors
• Just two F40s from his garage have ever been available for sale in the UK, both sold by Talacrest in Ascot
• The supercar dealer wants £2million for the ultra-rare car, which has covered less than 7,000 miles from new

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/cars/article-5275943/Sultan-Bruneis-200mph-Ferrari-F40-sale-2m.html

 

808 Fiberglass 308s produced. Not a "very small number"...
Rgds

 

288 was a very different car from the 3x8 series. Because of the engine layout.