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Ferrari's retro Daytona SP3 sells out immediately

Ferrari Daytona SP3 red, nose facing left
The Daytona SP3, which can exceed 340 kph (211 mph), has a small spoiler integrated at the rear, while the sides of the car were shaped to extract air and generate downforce keeping the profile as clean as possible. At 200 kph the Daytona's body generates 200 kg of downforce.
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By:
Luca Ciferri
November 20, 2021 05:00 PM

Florence, ITALY -- Ferrari has already sold out its entire 599-unit run of the new Daytona SP3, which is the third member of its exclusive Icona family.

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