The five supercars of Ferrari are measured in this video. Which one of them is the best?

If there is one brand that truly represents the world of supercars and that immediately comes to everyone’s mind, that is, without a doubt, Ferrari. Its current and past lineup includes some of the cars most coveted by enthusiasts, so surely yours is among them too. And I wouldn’t be surprised if your favourite is one of the five we’re going to show you in this video, where they are pitted against each other to determine which one is the best of them all.

This video was made by Alejandro Salomon, the same author of the videos that reviewed the five best hypercars, which we saw a few weeks ago and which were genuinely spectacular. This time he limits himself, if one can put it that way, to reviewing five Ferraris: the 288 GTO, the F40, the Enzo, the F50 and the LaFerrari.

These cars are part of the collection of a fortunate owner, who has these gems in his garage. And not only these, since David Lee, as he is called, is famous for being one of the great collectors of the brand. He has lent them for this video, something that is already welcome, because it is not usually possible to see this whole display of luxury cars anywhere.

This video is structured as four races, in which two of the models face off. The faster of the two wins. Several combinations were made, although in the end (I suppose due to lack of time) it was not possible for everyone to compete against everyone. The races went like this: the 288 GTO against the F40; the Enzo against the F50, the F40 against the Enzo and finally, the Enzo against the LaFerrari.

Yes, we know that some race is missing that we were eagerly looking forward to, such as the F40 against the F50, but it could not be carried out. Nor are we going to tell you the final result of each one, so you’ll have to watch the video to see how these supercars perform and which one may turn out to be the best. You’re sure not to be disappointed.

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