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30 million Ferrari GTO 250 wrecked this week.

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No sports cars in the world have quite the allure of the 39 Ferrari 250 GTOs built between 1962 and 1964, and their power, beauty and racing history have made them the most expensive collector vehicles on Earth. To their credit, many 250 GTO owners regularly drive them in public -- and last week, the one pictured above worth about $30 million was hit in what ranks as the world's most expensive car crash.

Read it all here :http://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/world-most-expensive-car-crash-involves-rare-ferrari-192716024.html

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You know THAT car is getting rebuilt...

they need a continuation series on these cars, as its one of the coolest cars ever uilt.

They would say that it would reduce the value of the originals, but I don't think so.

Have the values on vintage Camaros and Mustangs gone down now that we have dynacorn bodies?

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