The Ferrari 250 GTO could be the ultimate collectible with auction prices at the high end of the spectrum. But why is it such ...

In the 1980s, Ohio resident Jim Jaeger was on the hunt for "the ultimate Ferrari" and settled on a Ferrari 250 GTO. After searching for a while, Jaeger, who is now 75, found the exact model he ...

The Ferrari 250 GTO came about because Enzo wanted to ... It took another two decades to create the second GTO model. This time, it was built to revitalize Ferrari's road car range, which some ...

It also noted that, because the model is so valuable ... s Intellectual Property Office (IPO) decided Ferrari can’t trademark the 250 GTO’s design if it’s not planning on building ...

The 1963 Ferrari 250 GTO, known as the Holy Grail model, won the Tour de France in 1964, which is one of the world’s most famous and historic motor races. It is a 174 mph road-legal racing car ...

Cars have sold for far more in private transactions than at public auctions. Another Ferrari 250 GTO, a 1963 model, recently privately sold for the widely reported price of $70 million.

GTO Engineering has the fix though. Their Ferrari 250 SWB recreation is one of the ... Nothing about it is any less than robust. The model we see in this film can reach 60 miles per hour from ...

He calls this project the "Ferrari ... The GTO 20/21 hits the nail right in the head. It has those proportions we spoke about, but that's not necessarily a clear tribute to the 250 GTO.

The model's motorsport intent means more than ... we might add), a 1963 Ferrari 250 GTO supposedly sold for $52 million – enough to make it the world's most expensive car. Of course, the 250 ...

The 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO is the most coveted car in the world ... and sought-after of any Ferrari model, and most of them trade hands privately. To have this one cross the block in New York ...