This 1995 Ferrari F50, previously owned b Mike Tyson, is headed to auction and could fetch over $5,000,000 USD at auction. The boxing legend owned the supercar between 1996-1999, and to date, it has approximately 6,200-miles on the odometer, with a recent maintenance just completed at a Ferrari dealership in Florida.
Only a total of 349 vehicles were built during its production run (1995-1997) and just 55 of those were built to US specifications, making this a highly desired item for any car collector. Power comes from a masterfully engineered 4.7L naturally aspirated Tipo F130B 60-valve V12 engine generating 512 hp and 347 lb-ft of torque, mated to a 6-speed manual transmission. More information here. This Ferrari F50 Berlinetta prototype driven by F1 champion Niki Lauda is probably the rarest example period.
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In addition to this recent maintenance, this F50 is accompanied by its hardtop in its rolling “circus trunk” case, as well as its tool, bulb, and tire inflator kits, leather handbook folio, owner’s manual, warranty book, original window sticker, car cover, emergency soft top, factory presentation book, and luggage,” said the auction house.
