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2013 will always be known as one of the most active years for supercar production with not one, not two, but three supercars all going into production within the short time frame of about five months. The McLaren P1 and Porsche 918 Spyder were two of those cars, with the third being the Ferrari LaFerrari. Internally known as the F150, the LaFerrari would follow the path of other great models like the 288 GTO, F40, F50, and the iconic Ferrari Enzo. The LaFerrari is quite rare, with only 499 examples being built which was followed by 2109 examples of the open-top Aperta. There were three other cars, though. Well, test mules, to be exact, and the car you see here today is the first of three. It’s the definition of rare because it’s not exactly a LaFerrari, but it paved the way for the car you know as the LaFerrari today.
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