Only two Ferraris of this styling were ever made.  Carrozzeria Rocco Motto of Torino styled this for Ferrari and must have done something right.  This very vehicle was raced around the world.  From Italy to Argentina, its long and storied career has been carefully recorded.  Win after win, this car finally retired to a life of being looked at.  In 1997 at the Louis Vuitton Automobiles Classiques Concours d’Elégance at Bagatelle, the Monaco Historic Grand Prix meeting, and in 2003 was the cover car for the Ferrari Club of America.  The owner just passed away and now some very lucky person has the opportunity to listen to her purr and, if he wants, see what she’s still got under the hood.  If you’re interested be in Gstaad, Switzerland on December 20th at the Palace Hotel, at 9:00 a.m. and ready to spend $2.5 – $3.5 Million. BUY

What the world needs now, is…a street legal formula one car. The Caparo T1 goes over 200 miles per hour, and does 0-60 in under 2.5 seconds. The Prince of Monaco unveiled the Caparo and it is about to go on sale around the world. It will have an electronically adjustable height, so one can go over a speedbump without destroying the thing. Don’t expect to see too many on the road, as one will set you back…$480,000. BUY