It’s notably one of only two U.S.-spec F50s painted in this striking Giallo Modena yellow ... 4.7L V12 derived from Ferrari’s 1992 F1 engine. The F50 produces 513 hp and reaches a top speed ...

very rare Ferrari F50. Because it was once owned by Mr Ralph Lauren, because it’s an absolute minter, and because it’s one of just two US-spec F50s resplendent in ‘Giallo Modena’ yellow.

RM Sotheby’s expects this F50 to sell for between $6.5 million and $7.5 million. Owning a piece of automotive history has never been cheap, but when the car in question comes with both Ferrari ...

An opening gambit is coming from RM Sotheby's with a car the auctioneers will be selling – a 1995 Ferrari F50 in immaculate ...

A vibrant yellow ... at Ferrari of Central Florida. The car has had its Ferrari Classiche Certification renewed in 2024, confirming it is an original and well-preserved example. The F50 is being ...

It’s no surprise that when Ferrari‘s 50th anniversary rolled ... and two of them were yellow; so to get a non-red F50 that’s a U.S.-spec car . . . makes it so exclusive . . . what also ...

The Ferrari F50 is arguably one of the most collectable ... as it's only one of two US-delivered examples painted striking yellow, a paint colour Ferrari calls Giallo Modena.

This 1995 Ferrari F50, initially owned by collector and fashion mogul Ralph Lauren, will cross the auction block through RM Sotheby’s. The car remains highly original inside and out, and has only had ...

After all, the Maranello-based marque has come to define motoring exclusivity, elegance, and innovation since Enzo Ferrari first put his name ... and two of them were yellow; so to get a non-red F50 ...

It hits retailers in September. Despite its undeniable performance, the Ferrari F50's arrival was a bit awkward. In addition to its polarizing cab-forward design, it was nearly impossible to ...

It’s believed Ferrari built just 10 of these at most, so your best chance of saying you own one probably sits (adorably) here. Its successor, the F50, comes next, and it’s more detailed than ...