I'm pretty sure nobody puts these 1 of 80 rolling collectibles thru its paces, burning rubber, brake disc glowing and smelly, redline shifting, exhaust blazing, suspension maxed out driving like us.
and this is on a weekly basis!

Even the tops get a workout because we love to see how things work and its no German engineered CGT top for sure a carbon hard top is coming so no worries.

I used to think it looks like an overpriced 599, but now after seeing it for couple weeks, the open top, special colors, and GTO hidden bits are almost worth it. Especially the engine, it managed to sound better than GTOs!!!??? Go figure. Is it worth almost TWO "regular" 599s???

Well, I finally learned the answer to that question, "if u have to ask, ...."

 

jeeeesus.......

 

wow just wow

 

words.....

 

That blue one

 

Holy cow... what a group! Thanks for sharing this!

 

some of us will never see one of them and YOU get to play with TWO of them!!

 

What color is that blue one? Blu Mediterraneo? There are two SA Apertas in the Seattle area too. One in Blu Mediterraneo and one in white..Bianco Fiji.

 

Amazing cars you have there John, awesome pics also, couldn't rep you more.

After seeing all your threads seems that there is good amount of wealth there, congrats. When I was visiting your amazing county five years ago I have noticed only single 360 Modena spending two weeks in Taipei and Tainan.

I would bet that Ferrari will end up building more than 80 Apertas as always. Many US dealers have recieved two cars already, cars are spotted all around the world and to say more production isn't finished yet, many future owners are still waiting to get their hands on one, especially from RHD countries.

There are cars with number bagde on it, but plenty doesn't have any bagde according to my contact, this means go and count if you can, same as with Enzo and so on.

 

The blue one is stunning!