some rare opportunities that crossed the market
Imagine to get offered one of Ferrari's Supercars with an incredible low mileage. Some you had received that offer did not hesitate to get the deal done: An official dealer sold a 2004 Enzo Ferrari this week. The car has four owners from new, but only 240 original kms from new! The car was delivered new to its first owner in Germany and was sold to a well-known German collector after a while. This guy already did own an Enzo and the car was sold to a new owner from Greece. The German collector repurchased the car that was on offer for a very short time.

A very rare icon is offered by DK Engineering of Chorleywood. David and Kate Cottingham’s inventory is never boring and always a cornucopia. To point this out just look at #4383GT, the 16th Lusso, built in March of 1963. It was a regular Lusso when new, livered in Grigio Metallizzato/Tan that was purchased by the Pederzani brothers who commissioned the car to Fantuzzi for body treatment with reminiscence to the 250 GTO what makes #4383GT some kind of one-off. The car became Rosso Corsa and is fully restored today after being in storage from 1979 to 2003.

Glamour, baby, glamour, that’s what our last car stands for, even not being a rare car, it looks like everybody’s darling today: the Dino GTS. 04036 was sold new in 1972 to songstress Cher at the time she was getting divorced from Sonny Bono. She was the first owner for two years only. The third owner, architect Donald McDonald, owned the car for the last 39 years. The car sure needs getting used to visual impression of all exterior chrome parts being painted in matte Black. DriverSource of Houston is asking 269,500 USD for this 65 k miles car.