It could be argued that the Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano is Ferrari’s greatest GT car to date. But that didn’t stop design company Vandenbrink Design from making it even better. As a tribute to the awesome 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, they created a new design which fuses the two great Ferraris beautifully.
In cooperation with Engineering firm EDO Competition, they’ve created a total of two models, both ready to blow your doors off. The 599 GTO features a 5.9L V12 pushing out 650 horsepower, while the higher-powered 630 GTO shows off a 6.3L V12 with an output of 750 horsepower. The 599 GTO runs the 0-62 mph sprint in an impressive 3.6 seconds, while the extra horsepower in the 630 GTO gives it a 0.2 second advantage in the 0-62 mph run. Both models put their power to the ground by way of a 6-speed paddle-shifted gearbox.
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Just like the original 250 GTOs, each Vandenbrink GTO will be unique to the individual owner. The custom interior/upholstery design will be completed by Dutch craftsman Henk van Lith, known for his specialization in making high quality Italian interiors. However, only 5 total GTOs will be made, so this job shouldn’t be too difficult for Mr. Lith. The cost of the car will be a surprisingly high $1.5 million, PLUS the cost of the 599 Fiorano. The first car should be delivered to it’s lucky owner (with very deep pockets) in 2009.
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