The reason the SA Aperta is so rarely seen is simply because fewer than 100 of these cars were ever produced. Here we see an extremely beautiful model from the Netherlands.
Originally, Ferrari planned to sell all 80 units of the SA Aperta in the USA. However, this didn’t work out as intended. Ultimately, the cars were sold all over the world. The density of these vehicles is, of course, extremely low. Anyone who decides to buy an SA Aperta in 2024 will pay at least two million dollars. When you consider that this car was once sold new for under $400,000, it’s clear there has been a significant increase in value.
Here, we see an extremely beautiful model in Blue Pozzi, a very popular Ferrari color. This car was likely sold to its current owner not too long ago, as just a few years ago, this same model was spotted with a Monaco license plate. This is, by the way, only the fourth SA Aperta to be seen in the Netherlands. All the other SA Apertas were red and had only been seen once each.
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