See Photos Of $1 Million Ferrari F50 Abandoned And Rotting Away In Ibadan

By Mojisola Delano Last updated Jan 29, 2017

An Instagram user today posted the photo of a Ferrari F50 rotting away somewhere in Ibadan.

The car was built as successor to the F40 and 349 units were made. It was reated to celebrate 50th Anniversary of Ferrari and unveiled in 1995. It is described as the last F1 engined road car.

Today the car cost between $1 million – $2.5 million .

Photos below:

Very soon now some people will say there’s no money in Naija. If I 👂🏾 😒😒😒

Photo credit: @tundeonakoya

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3 Comments

Bomi says 8 years ago

I thought it was a click bait and I wasn’t gonna get punk’d by Moji again, but I mistakenly clicked and I see this…
I guess the owner must be completely broke to abandon such a masterpiece. This is what they call agbano in yoruba , meaning money waster… lol

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Lionheart says 8 years ago

Bomi you’re right.

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Chris says 8 years ago

Even if the owner is broke , the car could be converted into cash.
I guess it could have been owned by one of these money miss road men or probable one of those politicians wey no sabi the value of the car.

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