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When people mention super expensive cars or legendary racers, the 250 GTO will always appear in the conversation. It is now known for being a car which sells for tens of millions of pounds consistently, and in the newspaper articles quickly thrown together by a random man about the auction, they will simply mention that it won many races in its time for Ferrari, and then write a complete biography about the celebrity who bought it.

Electric cars are rising in the car world, and are basically killing off our beloved petrol (and even diesel) automobiles. Every manufacturer who decides to jump onto this bandwagon always gives the typical excuses of “we are saving the planet” and that they have to meet regulations set by the government (despite Pagani, Bugatti, Ferrari and the like all clearly not meeting them and not being hassled).

The Ferrari F50 was the successor to the famous F40, and many criticised it for being ugly, horrible to drive and slower than it’s predecessor. Here’s why it’s a truly underrated, and very special car.