As RM Auctions describes it, "A genuine 'blue chip' investment-quality exotic automobile, this 1991 F40 will certainly continue to top the Ferrari collector's wish list for many years to come."
The F40 was launched to celebrate Ferrari's 40th anniversary in 1987.
RM Auctions says the F40 has a "carbon-fiber and Kevlar-reinforced steel space frame chassis with composite body panels [which] was mated to an Evoluzione twin-turbocharged and intercooled four-cam, port-injected V-8 engine, controlled by a race-proven Weber-Marelli engine management system" that produces 471 bhp.
The F40 has a five-speed manual gearbox and a four-wheel independent suspension.
The F40 comes with a Ferrari Certificate of Origin dated October 12, 1990, a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency letter, Italian export paperwork, and an engraved "Built Especially for Lee Iacocca" card.
The original F40 units shipped with a suggested retail price of $400,000. This rare supercar should fetch between $650,000 and $750,000.
The F40 was never intended to be a race car, but did make a brief track appearance in 1989. The F40 was discontinued in 1992.
This F40 has had only three owners, and has been driven less than 300 miles.
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