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2011 Ferrari 599 GTO
599 GTO · Coupe
$925,527
$927,289
Germany
On April 8, 2010, Ferrari unveiled the 599 GTO (for Gran Turismo Omologato), a special edition model of the 599 limited to 599 units. The 599 GTO is based on the Ferrari 599XX launched in 2009 and, according to the company, is the fastest road-going Ferrari to date. One of the most significant innovations is the close connection between the extreme mechanical suspension adjustment and the electronic systems, which are mainly used to increase performance. From the outset, Maranello's engineers worked towards perfect integration of these two areas of the car during development. In this way, the car's responsiveness has been brought to the maximum, bringing greater driving pleasure and obvious time advantages. Elastic-kinematic suspension elements include new springs and a stiffer rear cross member, as well as 2nd Generation magnetorheological damping control (SCM2) suspensions. The mechanical components work in conjunction with the Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) stability control system and the technologically advanced F1-Trac traction control system. The vehicle thus responds extremely quickly to the driver's commands. The extremely direct steering angle also contributes to this. The vehicle is thus stable under braking, fast on corner entry and exit, and responsive on corner exit. The aerodynamics of the 599 GTO benefit greatly from the experience gained by Ferrari technicians first in F1 and then with the 599XX. This know-how has allowed a notable improvement in the car's support load without affecting its drag. Thanks to the application of solutions developed for racing cars to the approved road-going sports car, the downforce on the GTO reaches a value of 144 kg at 200 km/h. The interventions concerned the front, the side, the underbody and the cooling flows. For the latter, the brake disc and pad cooling lines were optimized and wheel doughnuts installed. These claddings on the outside of the brake disc serve to reduce energy losses in the wake flow coming off the wheel guide. On the front side, the bodywork was intervened to reduce the width of the wake and thus the drag. The front splitter, on the other hand, became a proper front apron with two functions: Increasing the support load and improving the cooling of the oil cooler. On the side, the sill shows an angular profile that serves to increase the efficiency of the central underbody. The design of the aerodynamic floor elements has also been modified. New front lips in front of the wheels and a diffuser with a profile with double curvature were used.
The vehicle offered here comes from one of the world's largest private Ferrari collections and, with a mileage of just 800 kilometers, is in absolutely new car condition. The interior still features the factory masked panels. Also the rarely used color scheme of the car in Rosso Mugello contributes to the unique appearance of this collector Ferrari. Included in the sale price is a major after sales service by Ferrari upon delivery. Our sales staff will be happy to answer any detailed questions you may have. Please note that vehicle inspections are only possible by prior appointment. Below you can find the specsheet for this car:
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The asking price is $927,289.
Its price is 1% above the median of the other 41 Ferrari 599 GTO for sale on LuxuryPulse ($919,892). Other 2011 examples are listed from $554,893 to $2,525,658.
800 km (about 497 miles), as listed by the seller.
Rosso Mugello 325 exterior with Nero interior.
Engine: the 5,999 cc V12, naturally aspirated, mounted behind the front axle line. Transmission: automatic. The Ferrari 599 GTO is rated at 661 hp (670 PS), according to Wikipedia.
Germany.