Search Inventory

Saved

Selling or Buying a 1964 Ferrari 250 GT?

When looking to buy a 1964 Ferrari 250 GT, you’re either interested in the Ferrari 250 GTO, produced between 1962 and 1964 in 39 units, or the Ferrari 250 GT Lusso Berlinetta produced between 1962 and 1964 in 351 units. Both cars were fitted with the same 3 Liter SOHC V12 engine placed in the front, but the GTO was more of a performance vehicle, whereas the Lusso luxurious. The Ferrari 250 GTO was a wonderful success as a road and racecar simultaneously, which was its purpose from the beginning as its name suggested it: Gran Turismo Omologata -meaning homologated. Combining a reinforced body, stiffened suspension and great balance necessary on the track, while still providing a comfortable driving experience and featuring a comfortable and beautiful interior, the GTO is one of the most appreciated classic Ferraris. With the Lusso, Ferrari started differentiating racecars from road cars, with the objective to use the road car lines to raise money for motorsport activities. More spacious, comfortable and refined than the GTO, the 1964 Ferrari 250 GT Lusso presented a very detailed design inside and outside.

Looking to purchase a classic Ferrari?

1964 Ferrari 250 GT Buyer’s Guide

The Beverly Hills Car Club has years of experience in dealing with all sorts of classic cars. Their clientele benefits from this experience by receiving valuable advice concerning the purchase and ownership of the classic car they acquire. If you’re looking at a 1964 Ferrari 250 GT, don’t hesitate to call the team for tips. For example, being such a rare model -produced at only 351 units, it is important to request a pre-purchase inspection with an expert in order to understand exactly the condition of the vehicle you’re about to purchase. Not only will this help determine the correct value of the classic but also will give you useful information to support your ownership. Moreover, it’s important to think long-term when purchasing a classic car, and to make sure the example you’re getting will maintain the best possible value. Remember that maintenance is particularly onerous for a 1964 Ferrari 250 GT should it need special servicing, and it can also be difficult to find a trustworthy and qualified mechanic.

The Beverly Hills Car Club would love to speak with you and show you the examples of 1964 Ferrari 250 GT in inventory at the Los Angeles classic car dealership. When you become a customer, you benefit from the knowledge and network of many classic Ferrari experts all around the United States. Call now to learn more!