An almost 30-year-old Ferrari F50 was recently sold at auction in the United States for over 18 million dollars – the equivalent of almost 17 million euros.
© Broad Arrow Auctions
03/11/2026
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Nthe last saturday (october 31), a Ferrari F50 was sold for more than $18 million in an auction from Broad Arrow Auctions with Hagerty in Las Vegas.
The initiative entered the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas. The supersport in question was shot at 18,705,000 dollars, which at the current exchange rate is equivalent to over eur 16.7 million. Still, it was below expectations, which pointed to a value of more than $20 million.
Thus, became the most expensive F50 ever. It is a copy of almost 30 years old (date 1997), with only about 170 km travelled in all these decades.
Described in a statement as a “time capsule”, it is the 334th of the 349 copies produced. It is also one of the 25 originally delivered in the UK.
The car is driven by a powerful V12 4.7-liter engine derived from the Formula 1 engine ferrari used in 1990. Debit 513 hp power and is associated with a six-speed manual box, with the model capable of accelerating from 0 to 97 km/h in 3.8 seconds and reaching 325 km/h.
It is a red painted F50 Rosso Corsa with removable roof – so it can be both berlinetta and barchetta. Inside are black leather (Nero) coatings and red inserts.