Jay Leno frequently drives some of the world’s latest and finest automobiles, but he also has a knack for truly iconic and extremely valuable classic cars. This week, he has an in-depth review of a stunning 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4.
This particular 275 is owned by noted Ferrari collector David Lee, one of just a handful of people to own all five of Ferrari’s famed halo hypercars, among a plethora of other highly-prized and sought-after exotics.
Just 350 units of the famed four-cam 275 GTB were ever produced and while their values differ greatly depending on condition, they can fetch up to $4 million apiece at auction. So not chump change then.
Spawned from the golden era of Ferrari design as Jay Leno describes in the mid 60’s, the 275 GTB4 is one of just numerous iconic supercars from its time, alongside the likes of the 250 GTO and Lamborghini Miura.