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The official name of the Daytona is the 365 GTB/4.
Ferrari insists that Daytona is not an official name,
and it should not be referred to as that. Fans will
disagree, as this car deserves a designation to differentiate
it from the 365 line.
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There were several models of this car, which was
produced from 1968 until 1976. They were the GTB/4,
the GTS/4, the GTC/4, and GT4 2+2. They were a Berlinetta
coupe, a spider, a 2+2 coupe, and a 2+2 coupe, respectively.
This front engine sports car had a 4.4L Columbo V12.
It was made popular with the general public when
it became the first car Sonny Crockett drove on the
hit TV show Miami Vice. There were only 1,400 of
these cars produced, making it quite rare compared
to other sports cars of its time. It was less mass
produced than many other Ferraris from period, although
there are plenty more of them than the Ferraris from
the 1950's and early 1960's, before they got into
mass production. There are obviously not many of
these left in the world, as some have decayed or
been crashed by drivers who couldn't handle all that
power. Even replicas sell for as much as $70,000,
although Ferrari has threatened to sue companies
making these cars, and eBay has helped out by deleting
listings with Daytona replicas. If you're lucky enough
to find a genuine model, you're likely to pay through
the nose for it. In good condition, expect a real
model to sell for half a million dollars or more.
Keep your eyes peeled, because once in a blue moon
a real model will pop up on eBay.
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