Exhibits will include road-going models spanning Ferrari’s glittering history, with cars already confirmed including the 275 GTB, 250 California, 250 GT SWB, Daytona, Dino, F40, 250 Lusso, Enzo and the king of them all, the 250 GTO.
The latter alone is worth £30m. “With these spectacular machines on display, the centrepiece of the London Classic Car Show will be a veritable ‘red sea’ of Ferraris showing the evolution of the marque over its seven decades,” said event director Bas Bungish.
