1994 Ferrari F40 LM – $3.3 million
Who could forget the classic body style of the Ferrari F40? It’s safe to say that every young kid from the 90s had a poster or a toy that resembled this iconic Ferrari model. The F40 came right after the iconic Ferrari 288 GTO, and Ferrari designed it to celebrate their 40th anniversary. It was also the last Ferrari model and design, which the iconic Enzo Ferrari personally approved. At the time, it was Ferrari’s fastest, most powerful, and most costly car. It featured a twin-turbo V8 that produces 471 hp, boasting a top speed of 199 mph.
Ferrari only made 1,311 F40 cars. Out of the 1,311 F40s, only 19 were Ferrari F40 LMS. This number and ratio should give you a pretty good idea of how rare Ferrari F40 LMs are. Interestingly, a 1994 Ferrari F40 LM was scheduled to be sold between $2 million to $2.5 million, but ended up going for more than $3 million. Not only is the F40 and the F40 LM a great investment, but it’s also an absolute must-have car for any car enthusiast who grew up during that era.
