A Ferrari Daytona SP3 in a one-off Tailor Made specification has just been sold for a cool $18.5 million.
The unique Daytona SP3 was offered for sale at the Broad Arrow auction in Las Vegas this Halloween. Chassis no. 314846 was delivered to a famous collector via Ferrari of Long Island in New York. It’s one of just 600 cars built and has clocked in just 81 miles.
This Daytona SP3 is finished in an exquisite shade of Verde Francesca that alone cost $42,185. The hard top and lower bodywork, as well as the front splitter, side sills, and lid lip, are finished in glossy carbon fiber. It rides on silver wheels paired with gloss black brake calipers.
Inside, this special supercar features Nero Alcantara upholstery, while the seats and door padding are wrapped in Mustard Aunde Jeans.
The car was offered with a 1:8 scale Amalgam model, a red leather backpack and duffle bag, as well as driving gloves.
We’ve seen a few Daytona SP3s swap hands at auctions this year. The most expensive to date was the two-tone Tailor Made example that sold for $26 million in Monterey.
Source: Broad Arrow Auctions
