In 2019 and 2020,Β Ferrari was named the worldβs most valuable brand. While Apple captured the title in the last two years, the prancing horse still
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Tony’s Take: π The Ferrari 355’s and 360’s convertible roofs are an unmitigated electro-mechanical disaster. If it ain’t broke, it will be. Which makes the
Tony’s Take: ππ This is an important car. Not in the sense of a rare, collectible Ferrari. Sure, the Mondial T Coupe was the first
Tony’s Take: πππππ Car & Driver called the Ferrari F40 “a mix of sheer terror and raw excitement.” Motor Sport Magazine agreed, labelling it “brutal,
Tony’s Take: πππ This βBlu Mirabeauβ over tan 575M Superamerica F1 is a serious babe. With Daytona-style seats, a complete service history and low production
Tony’s Take: π π π π I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again: the Ferrari 512BBi is undervalued. It’s all about the “i.” The
Tony’s Take: ππ Back in the 90βs, Dinoβs were selling for $30k. In 2012, I bought an extra nice 1972 Dino for $110k. My favorite
Tony’s Take: ππππ “Testarossa” means “Dentist” in southern Italy. Well not really. But every time I sell a Ferrari Testarossa, 512TR or M, a dentist
Tony’s Take: Tony’s Take: πππ A kinky style and a beautiful voice (especially with a Tubi exhaust). What’s not to love? We’ll get to that.
Tony’s Take:πππ The Ferrari 308 GT4 is a blast to drive. Sitting behind that Bertone wedge front windshield and retrotastic gauges, you feel like a