Mike, Having been in the european F50 market not too long ago, one thing I discovered quickly was that 95 euro models were commanding a premium vs 96 & 97s. I know of at least 2 95 euro F50s which were sold to US based buyers earlier this year. One of which I believe even ended up in Hawaii. The number of original US cars is very limited and they seem to rarely come to market. From a drivers perspective, it is a highly polarizing machine and the last pure non computer controlled Ferrari supercar. If you are comfortable handling it, then nothing else comes close.Well Andrew, apparently you are mistaken and do not know about the F50. As Boxer stated, there are US Spec F50s and he is right they are from 1995. I am attempting to locate this vehicle for a client and thought I'd give this forum a shot if anyone wanted to sell thiers.
Mike
Do you have photos showing the difference? Never knew this info, now I am curious.agreed, there are US Spec F50s, and the Euro Spec ones look better![]()