Scottsdale became the epicenter of automotive excitement on June 24, as Scottsdale Ferrari – the only official Ferrari dealer in Arizona – organized a glamorous spectacle: a pre-release screening of the upcoming F1 movie starring Brad Pitt. The cinematic evening was made even more special by a 10-mile Ferrari convoy that dazzled onlookers along its route to Harkins CineCapri at Scottsdale 101 Shopping Center.
At the front of the parade was none other than a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, widely considered one of the most valuable cars in the world, worth an estimated $80 million. With only 36 ever produced, the GTO’s appearance was significant in its own right, as it led a pack of around 75 vintage and modern Ferraris.
Directly behind the GTO was Ferrari’s latest hypercar, the SP3, valued at over $5 million. Also among the lineup were ultra-rare models including a 1967 Ferrari 500 Superfast – one of just 33 in existence – a 1966 275 GTB, a LaFerrari, and Ferrari’s newest release, the 12Cilindri. These vehicles, all sourced from private collections, are seldom seen by the public and turned the city streets into a rolling museum of automotive history…