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Zaobserwowano po raz pierwszy w Greenwich (CT)
| Spotter | Rivitography |
| Miasto | Greenwich (CT), United States of America |
| Data | 2019-06-27 06:28 |
I first found this 2000 Ferrari 550 Maranello driving down Greenwich Avenue and later turning onto Bruce Park Avenue on 7/15/2017 (photos 1-8). I found it again driving on West Putnam Avenue/US-1 on 6/22/2019 (photos 9-10). You don't really see these 550/575 Series Ferraris anymore either. I guess they are being scooped up by collectors these days. License plate: 550·M (CT)
| Prędkość maksymalna | 320 KM/H |
| Przyspieszenie 0-100 KM/H | 4.40 s |
| Moc | 486 HP |
| Moment obrotowy | 568 Nm @ 5000 RPM |
| Masa | 1690 kg |
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LucasH - o 12:21
These are indeed becoming increasingly rare, nice to see this one still out on the road. I love the color on this one, so classy. The vanity plate is the cherry on the cake!
JeffreydeRuiter - o 17:17
Awesome find! What a beauty. So much more desirable then the modern Ferrari's. Amazing!
NCspotter - o 02:39
Great spot! I think this was the last great-looking V12 Ferrari, and certainly is going to be worth a fortune in the future since they don't offer a manual anymore.
Rivitography - o 06:50
@LucasH thanks! I think I have one more I still need to load onto here.
@hardstyler I remember watching a Chasing Classic Cars clip around 10 years ago about buying Ferraris. The 575/550 series was valued at around $100,000-$120,000. Like @NCspotter said, these are most likely going to skyrocket in value within a few years because of the manual transmission.
