Ferrarri Testarossa Corvette Convertible White Miami Vice Car With Hardtop on 2040-cars
Orlando, Florida, United States
the car is in very good condition its been well maintained example of items replaced in past five years are a/c compressor alternator battery security system power antenna fuel pump and digital dash rebuilt and upgraded with new bulbs tires have at least 80% tread left the soft top is brand new and hardtop is like new interior in good shape no tears or rips in leather seats its had recent tuneup and service its painted in Miami vice white original from 27 years ago this car is a head turner and you will get comments like it looks like Miami vice car based on its history not registered from 87 to 96 but smogged tested in south fl where show was shot and telltale signs of camera were once on doors its was probably built and used for show so added bonus the car is open for inspection fell free to call wth any questions 407 248 8508
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Tax The Rich returns with reckless driving in a Ferrari 288 GTO
Thu, 14 Nov 2013Tax The Rich, the YouTube channel that exists mainly to terrorize ultra-rare, ultra-expensive cars like the Jaguar XJ220, Ferrari Enzo and Rolls-Royce Phantom, has come out with its first video in two months, starring one of the rarest Ferraris of the past 40 years - the 288 GTO.
Now, by Tax The Rich standards, its treatment of the 288 is better than what the Enzo or the Rolls (especially) got in their videos. The most cringe-worthy parts are in the very beginning, before transitioning to actual roads (yes, we know the 288 was originally meant as a Group B rally car, but that makes zipping about on grass and dirt in a very rare Ferrari no less difficult to watch). After that, it's more of the stuff we wish collectors would do with their cars - drive. Seeing and hearing this 288 GTO at full clip is a thing of beauty, and something we wish were a far more regular occurrence.
Take a look below for the latest video from Tax The Rich.
Ferrari-driving kid's parents charged by Indian police [w/video]
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According to the report, the father, Muhammad Nizam, faces charges and possibly the seizure of the car for letting his son get behind the wheel. Oddly enough, the video is still up on YouTube, and we have it posted for you below.
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That's what it has apparently set out to do with this LaFerrari prototype at Monza, where the Prancing Horse marque was spotted preparing the upcoming LaFerrari XX. In fact, testers ran the prototype so hard that they broke the car's right rear suspension. Which is bound to happen, we guess, when you try to find that extra bit of performance in a vehicle that's already one of the most capable ever devised, but only goes to show how much deeper Ferrari will have to dig to find that even sharper edge.
Either that or Ferrari's working on some sort of four-wheel steering system with automatic camber adjustment... See for yourself in the video below.