The future of trading classic cars, according to Jan B. Lühn







Proving that where there’s a will – and almost certainly a blank cheque – there’s a way, Ferrari’s One-Off programme puts the customer in control of not just the specification of their new car, but the actual styling. Based on the track-focused 458 Speciale, the 458 MM Speciale was commissioned by a British enthusiast, who was apparently inspired by the 288 GTO homologation special of the mid-1980s.
The special website was developed by Pannhorst Classics and Kubikfoto Studios, and allows users to almost freely move around the Porsche and zoom into details, as though they were peering over the car themselves. We wonder if we’ll be able to explore all the cars in the Classic Driver Market so vividly in the future?
This is not the first concours competition we’ve seen held exclusively for cars designed by Pininfarina – last year’s inaugural event at the Parco Valentino Salone & Grand Premio in Turin proved a success, prompting a second event to be organised for next weekend.
