7 Minutes Of Pure Ferrari 250 GTO Hillclimb Bliss Will Get You Ready For The Weekend

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Máté Petrány
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Listen to the sound of the V12 that’s only one of the reasons why the Ferrari 250 GTO is the most desired race car in the world. Thanks again, Petrolicious!

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If you think only a fool would spend the money on a 250 GTO when everybody knows the 250 SWBs and 250 Lussos are much nicer cars in every way, I’m with you.

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Then again, if you think there’s any other car the can give you this much pleasure in just seven minutes running up and down a hill, you must be a fool yourself.

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I’ll take mine in green with a touch of Tartan.

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