Side note: It's been said that the original production was supposed to be capped at 444, but Ferrari ended up building four more because of Japan's number superstitions.
By Colin Wood
May 20, 2020
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This 2001 Ferrari 550 Barchetta Pininfarina is number 375 of 448 examples built to celebrate 70 years of Pininfarina.
The 550 Barchetta is also said to one of the few examples of a true "Barchetta" as it came from the factory without a roof–buyers just got a little soft top deemed appropriate for very temporary use.
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Side note: It's been said that the original production was supposed to be capped at 444, but Ferrari ended up building four more because of Japan's number superstitions.
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