Cars
Ferrari: Top of the Top
The world's top 100 collections, ranked by The Key, Top of the Classic Car World, are primarily composed of Ferraris, with no fewer than 610 vehicles. This is more than twice the number of Porsches in second place with 267.
The world's top 100 collections, ranked by The Key, Top of the Classic Car World, are primarily composed of Ferraris, with no fewer than 610 vehicles. This is more than twice the number of Porsches in second place with 267, and Alfa Romeos in third with 202. If the statistic were based on value, Ferrari would undoubtedly dominate even further. With such a vast number of Ferraris, it's only natural to wonder which of these 600 plus vehicles are the most valuable.
1962 Ferrari 250 GTO
Although it may seem unusual, this information is simply not available. While a detailed examination of recent auctions can provide some indications, it cannot offer any certainty, as the rarest cars are typically the subject of private and highly confidential negotiations. Even the GTOs, with a total of only 36 in existence, each one faithfully identified and certified and known to fetch auction prices of around 60 million dollars, are said to sell for even higher amounts in private transaction, according to insider reports.
