Young car spotters on Autogespot are only looking for the modern Ferraris. Those who're a bit older already will really enjoy the following classic that was spotted in Berlin, a Ferrari 250 GT Coupe Pininfarina.
The 250 GT Pininfarina Coupé was a very important Ferrari in the first years of the Italian sports car manufacturer. This model can be seen as the successor of the more rare Ferrari 250 Europa. Betwen 1958 and 1960, up to 350 copies were built and this made it the first mass produced Ferrari. Despite the high production, customers still had the chance to make subtle adjustments in the exterior of the car. The car is powered by a three liter V12 engine producing 240 hp. That made it possible to reach a top speed of 240 kph which made the 250 GT one of the fastest GTs in the fifties and sixties. The GT was way more practical than other Ferraris but according to experts this car still had a very sporty character.
This 250 GT Coupé Pininfarina is one of the more affordable Ferraris from the early days of the company. In 2012, the price of this model was around 200.000 euros and today it's worth around 300.000 euros. This still is very expensive but not as expensive as other Ferraris which will cost you at least 1 million euros.
