Widely regarded as one of the most sought-after cars ever made, it’s not every day that a Ferrari 250 GTO changes hands. But that day, according to reports out of the UK, has come.

Built in only 36 units from 1962 to 1964, the Ferrari 250 GTO is one of the company's most successful race cars. It also developed into arguably the most iconic rig to wear the Prancing Horse badge.

Built from 1962 to 1964, the 250 GTO is the most iconic and beautiful Ferrari ever built. It's also a rare classic and one of the most expensive vehicles ever auctioned. And I'm not talking about ...

Mecum’s Kissimmee sale is already known as the biggest collector car auction of the year, but 2026 is operating on a ...

Badar enjoys driving cars, writing about cars, watching movies and anime about cars; basically, he loves cars! He has a deep passion for and vast knowledge about JDM cars. He also has a penchant for ...

Davies has had a keen interest in cars from a very young age. It didn't matter what kind of car it was, as long as it had four wheels and made some cool noises, he was into it. His interest in cars ...

Nobody can throw an anniversary party like the folks at Pebble Beach. To celebrate 50 years of the Ferrari 250 GTO, the world’s most famous classic car show convened an incredible collection of Enzo’s ...

A rare Ferrari 330 LM / 250 GTO from 1962 has sold for $47 million (plus fees) at auction in New York, falling short of its estimate of $60 million but setting a new record for a Ferrari sold at ...

Until a single iconic Mercedes suddenly sold for $142 million, becoming the most expensive car ever, the Ferrari 250 GTO was the undisputed king of the collector-car world. Each of the 39 (or 36, if ...

Fun fact: You can trademark a shape. Ferrari did so in 2008 for its then-44-year-old 250 GTO sports car. And, now, Ferrari lost that trademark in a dispute with Ares Design, a custom-car shop located ...

Every year, many of the most valuable cars in the world make their way to Monterey, California for Car Week. It's possible to still enjoy the event for relatively little money, but really, this event ...