Let’s hope this Ferrari becomes the most expensive in the world!

Ferrari combines automobile passion with solidarity engagement by unveiling a unique piece.

This Ferrari Daytona SP3 Tailor Made has been specially designed for an exceptional charity auction during the prestigious Monterey Car Week 2025. All the funds raised will be fully donated to the Ferrari Foundation to finance educational projects. A generous initiative that we hope will be crowned with a world record.

This exceptional model bears the number 599+1, a nod to the 599 units of the Daytona SP3 already sold at a unit price of 2 million euros. It is a “plus one” car, offered by Ferrari, outside the catalog, to serve a cause that transcends the world of automobiles: education. A beautiful way to put the brand’s prestige at the service of the public interest.

Born from the Tailor Made program in Maranello, this Daytona SP3 stands out with its spectacular livery, a combination of visible carbon fiber and Giallo Modena, Ferrari’s iconic yellow. The Ferrari logo stretches in large format across the top of the body, a first in the brand’s history… And perhaps a last because honestly, it is not very fortunate! Inside, innovation serves the environment with fabric made from recycled tires, enhanced with an exclusive prancing horse pattern. The dashboard and steering column are made from carbon sourced from Formula 1.

Ferrari offers it to future generations

All the proceeds from the sale, orchestrated by RM Sotheby’s, will go to the Ferrari Foundation, recognized as a public utility in the United States. The goal is to finance large-scale educational projects. Among them is the reconstruction of the Aveson Charter School in California, ravaged by a fire, thanks to a partnership with Save the Children.

Beyond performance and luxury, this Daytona SP3 embodies the idea that the automobile can also be a powerful vehicle for solidarity. One can only hope that this rolling work of art reaches great heights during the auction and becomes the most expensive Ferrari ever sold for the most beautiful cause. Given that the model is currently trading around 5 million euros, the potential story could be very remarkable.