1960 Ferrari 250 GT SWB –Â $11,414,500
So many automobiles have been branded with the name “Grand Touring” or “GT.” This is often a farce, particularly in the face of one of the automobiles that exemplifies the name: Ferrari’s 1960â1962 250 GT short-wheelbase Berlinetta. You can just call it “SWB” and any Ferrari fan worth his prancing horse lapel pin will know what you’re talking about.
1964 Ferrari 250 LM –Â $11,550,000
The 250 LM exploded onto the scene at the Paris Automobile Show in October 1963. It was built as the replacement for the 250 GTO, and it was intended to compete in the GT category of sports-car racing. Yet, Ferrari did not produce the mandated 100 examples for it to compete in the GT class, and the 250 LM was forced to compete as a sports-prototype.
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