Ferrari 250 GT Lusso

SEAMLESS
HISTORY

FERRARI CLASSICHEE
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY

MATCHING
NUMBERS

FIRST-CLASS
RESTORATION

ITALIAN FIRST
DELIVERY

Technical specifications

Manufacturer

Ferrari

Model

250 GT Lusso

Mileage

85.722

Period of production

1962 - 1964 (18 months)

Year of construction

1960

Initial registration

December 1963

Engine

V12

Performance (hp)

177 kW/240 PS

Transmission

4-speed manual gearbox

engine (ccm)

2.953,21 ccm

Fuel

Petrol

Steering

Left-hand drive

Exterior

Grigio Metallizato

Interior

Leather in Pelle Rossa

Quantity

350

Restored

Matching-Numbers

Historic Plate

Equipment and special features

Matching Numbers
Extensive and first-class restoration
First delivery in Italy
Attractive colour combination

Documents and documentation

Complete history
Ferrari Classiche Certificate of Authenticity

car description

This Ferrari 250 GT Lusso is one of only 350. The fully restored 250 GT Lusso (Lusso Italian for luxury) has matching numbers and a complete history and documentation. Ferrari has issued the Classiche Certificate of Authenticity for this example. The condition, complete history and the colour combination of Grigio Metallizato outside and leather in Pelle Rossa inside makes this Ferrari 250 GT Lusso a perfect collector's item.

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further information.

History of the series

The Ferrari 250 GT Lusso is the luxury version of the 250 GT and offers more interior space, however, this remained a - unlike the 250 GTE - two-seater GT coupé. Produced for 18 months (1962 - 1964), the Ferrari 250 GT Lusso was the last model of the 250 GT generation.

The body design was traditionally created by the coachbuilder Pininfarina and built by Carrozzerie Scaglietti. A prototype of the 250 GT Lusso was first presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1962. Apart from a few small details, the prototype did not differ from the production version.

As comfortable but also radical sports cars were in demand in the 1960s, the Ferrari 250 GT Lusso offered everything the heart desired. This made it the perfect sports car of its time. Ferrari did not skimp on details, which meant that this model had a kerb weight of 1,020 to 1,320 kg.

The Ferrari 250 GT Lusso was not originally intended for competition at sporting events, but it did take part in the Targa Florio and the Tour de France, among others.

Due to the small number of 350 250 GT Lusso produced, only a few people had the pleasure of owning this model. Famous names such as Battista Pininfarina and Steve McQueen were two of them.

Price

Price on demand

This offer and the information contained therein are non-binding. Errors, omissions and prior sale excepted.

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