A one-off Ferrari is due to go under the hammer in Beijing next month, the luxury marque has announced.
Motorists who cannot imagine being able to afford even the windscreen wiper blades or car bulbs on a Ferrari model may still be interested to hear a one-off Prancing Horse is due to go under the hammer next month.
The Italian marque has announced it is holding an auction at a special gala event in Beijing on November 3rd.
At this sale, a 599 GTB Fiorano China Limited Edition – signed by artist Lu Hao – will be on offer to the highest bidder.
The car boasts a cracked glaze design – inspired by the Ge Kiln porcelain created during the Song dynasty.
Chief executive officer of Ferrari’s Asia Pacific outfit Marco Mattiacci stated: “The 599 China Limited Edition model is a true masterpiece, combining rich Chinese artistic heritage with Italian design in a most spectacular way.”
In other Prancing Horse news, the manufacturer’s 458 Italia was unveiled at the Frankfurt International Motor Show last month.