Five generations of Ferrari supercars are on the track [videos]

Alejandro Salomon, a YouTube video producer, has created a series dedicated to five Ferrari flagship models.

Alejandro Salomon, entrepreneur, has created a YouTube series dedicated to five Ferrari supercars.

The ‘Ferrari’s Big 5’ series, which consists of three parts, features the 288 GTO and F40, F50, Enzo and Enzo. They all belonged to David S.K., a well-known car collector. Lee is also known online as the Ferrari Collector. These videos feature all five cars on track. The final episode features drag racing. It’s not a spoiler, but we will tell you that there are some great battles between the F40, Enzo, F50 and 288 GTO.

Between 1984 and 1987, the 288 GTO was manufactured in total 272 units. The engine is a 2,855cc twin-turbo V8 V8 engine mounted longitudinally. The motor produces 400 horsepower (298 kW) & 366 lbft (496 Nm), and can accelerate the supercar, which weighs in at 2,560 pounds (1,160 kg), from a standstill to 60 MPH (0-98 km/h). This was achieved in just five seconds.

Three decades later, from Maranello introduced LaFerrari, a hybrid hypercar that produced 800 HP (588kW) and 516lb-ft (716 Nm) and was powered by an electric motor of 163 HP (120kW) and 299 lb (270 Nm). The sprint from 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h), according to sources, takes just 2.4 seconds.