Let’s face it Ferraris stand out because of the model’s unique body features and compact design which still maintains its utter sophistication. With the Italian brand supporting its principle of scarcity when it comes to the production of its vehicles, Ferrari has continued dominating and impressing their customers in their seventy years of operation.  Here are some of the world’s most beautiful Ferraris which were showcased in New York this fall.

1964 250 LM Scuderia Filipinetti

This baby is not only a legend, but in 1965, she opened the door that made Ferrari to be crowned as the ideal racing car after winning a race. With the deep red color, exquisite wheels and spoked rims, a low drag body and the mounting of a V-12 engine at the front the car was evidently the ideal racing car. Having exchanged hands over the years from some owners in Germany, California, Japan and even England the 1964 250 LM Scuderia Filipinetti, has had minor adjustments which have added to her unique beauty and rarity. During the Columbus Day weekend, the car has been one of 32 made estimated to fetch around $14-19 million. With a top speed of 287km/h, the Ferrari is like a plane on the ground.

1964 250 LM Scuderia Filipinetti

We think this beauty is as vintage as any Ferrari can get. It black shiny body insanely puts a craze in you. In addition, the Ferrari has a two-door coupe body type, rear wheel drive and a manual 5-speed gearbox. It cuts through the road at an impressive 195km/h powered by its 150 horsepower V12 engine. The vehicle is extremely handy at this time when Ferrari is thinking of making a four-seat vehicle which would be comfortable and fit for the road. This gorgeous baby can fetch around 1.5-2.9 million in the car showcase.

1957 250 GT Berlinetta

This beast best explains why Ferrari chose to enter the business of producing high powered fast car racing vehicles. The 250 GT is the longest running road and race series in the history of Ferrari. 1957 250 GT Berlinetta carries a 240 horsepower V-12 engine that makes it move at a bullet speed of 252km/h. The metallic cheetah is excellently known as the first Ferrari GT to reap numerous wins with most notable is when it became 3rd place at Monza and Reims.

1958 250 GT Cabriolet

This prized baby is well designed to meet the class need, on the road and competitions. Features of the series include covered headlights, raised rear fenders, long hood and ranked windshields with no vent windows. It also comes with side vents. It comes with a 240 horsepower V-12 engine which shoots it to a speed of 252km/hour. 1958 250 GT Cabriolet was the only one of 36 and prices in the auction will range from 6-8 $million.

1961 400 Superamerica

The Superamerica became the first car with a Revochromic roof. This kind of roof that allowed the driver to adjust the light inside the car from 4-40% was made of electrochemical glass. The customization of the roof was also impressed with the fact that it used a rolling mechanism when opening. The car was a 12 cylinder V-12 engine and a four-speed manual transmission. Also, its price will range from $5-8 million.

1963 275 GTB

The Ferrari 1963 275 GTB is a one of a kind model with a double door coupe body with a front placed engine providing power to the rear wheels. It also has a V-12, two valves per cylinder, 280 horsepower engine. All of these make it glide on the road at a maximum speed of 258km/hour. The Ferrari is also fitted with a 5-speed manual gearbox. All these customizations fitted in one frame make it have a unique appearance. Thus,  tantalizes the eyes of a sports enthusiast. Also, it goes for $2-4 million.

Coloring the road with one of the best vehicle brands in the world. Therefore, we assure you that Ferrari is not only the right choice but necessary choice. If the Columbus Day weekend finds you in New York, get this chance to set your eyes on the most iconic vehicles in history.