106-Mile Ferrari F50 Heads to Las Vegas Auction Oct. 31
Chassis 107165 carries a $20 million estimate and just 106 miles ahead of the Oct. 31 sale.
A 1997 Ferrari F50 showing 106 miles on the odometer will cross the auction block in Las Vegas on October 31, according to Broad Arrow Auctions. The sale, held alongside the Concours at Wynn Las Vegas, carries an estimate exceeding $20 million for chassis number 107165.
The car is the 334th of 349 units built. It was delivered new to a buyer in the United Kingdom and finished in Rosso Corsa over a Nero leather interior with Rosso seat inserts. A 4.7-liter naturally aspirated V12 engine producing 513 horsepower sits behind the driver, bolted directly to the carbon-fiber tub as a stressed member. The powertrain architecture traces back to Ferrari’s 1990 Formula 1 program. Power routes through a six-speed gated manual transmission.
No electronic stability control or traction management systems intervene between the driver and the rear tires. This rigid-mounted configuration distinguished the model from both its predecessor, the twin-turbocharged F40, and its successor, the electronically managed Enzo.
Broad Arrow confirmed the vehicle retains its original removable hardtop and custom flight case. Factory accessories accompanying the lot include a three-piece Schedoni luggage set, tool and bulb kits, and the original J.P. Tod’s driving shoes issued at delivery.
Recent sales have reset valuations for the model. An example formerly owned by Ralph Lauren sold earlier this year for a figure that redefined the upper market ceiling, according to industry tracking data. Another unit linked to Mike Tyson subsequently drew heavy bidding that pushed transaction prices toward the $10 million threshold. Neither of those cars matched the mileage recorded on chassis 107165.
Hagerty’s current valuation tools place concours-condition examples well into eight figures, reflecting a broader migration of collector capital toward mechanically unfiltered vehicles from the mid-1990s. Buyers are bypassing modern hybrid hypercars in favor of analog engineering.
The single-day event begins October 31. Broad Arrow has not disclosed the reserve price.
