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Collector Car Dealer Breaks Down Ferraris In Movies & TV | GQ
Collector Car Dealer Breaks Down Ferraris In Movies & TV | GQ
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Collector car dealer Jake Auerbach breaks down how Ferrari is portrayed in movies, including ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,’ ‘Miami Vice,’ ‘Magnum P.I.,’ ‘Goldeneye,’ ‘Ferrari,’ ‘Ford v Ferrari,’ ‘Le Mans,’ ‘National Lampoon’s Vacation,’ ‘Vanilla Sky,’ ‘Tower Heist,’ ‘Scent of a Woman,’ ‘The Fast…
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I looked at a Ferrari 308 a few years ago at a reasonable price of around 39K, but when I sat in it, I saw all Fiat switches, just like in my junk 128 Fiat, and thought, no way am I going to buy an expensive to-fix fancy looking always breaking Italian car.
New Leaf – 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 SN 09445 driven around the NYC area.
Kinda sad overdrive isn't on here
His mouth move like rami malek
The 360 Spider featured in 2 Fast 2 Furious were just a proper impounded car. Shown for short screening period.
"Collector car dealer" rocking a fake pepsi and dosent own a razor LOL just so we're clear this guy has absolutely no idea what hes blabbering on about
You guys missed the ultimate movie: gone in 60 seconds..
More videos with this guy!
The Enzo is a great car for sure, but underneath it is not a Formula 1 car with road car panels.
In fact, the older F50 is more akin to an F1 car with an F1-derived engine and bolted to the tub as a structural member of the car.
7.6 mil subs and less than 60k views. GQ is dying like the portable cassette players.
I hope this makes your marketing meeting.
The 355 was a GTS
I’ve been a fan of the Mondial since the move ‘Weird Science!’. I liked the look of that four seater convertible. Though, I. Did prefer the Porsche 928. These days I own an ‘87 Carrera. I could never afford the cost, nor the maintenance prices. Thanks for the video.
you forgot The long goodbye
How can you give information about something when every other word, you say is sort of sort of sort of?
Weird Science? Mondial.
And LeMans has just one long straight – Mulsanne
I believe the Ferrari 308 GT4 was the first badged mid-engine V-8 the predecessor before the 308. At first, these were badged as Dino's but in 1976, they got a Ferrari Badge
Yikes on butchering Luca di Montezemalo's name
Tony Curtis driving a Dino in the ‘70s show “the Persuaders “!
The supra is more valuable than the ferrari? Excellent vid! This has compelled me to read more about cars.
Bro is a Collector car dealer and is calling the Testarossa engine a boxer 12. Anyways, guys, if you wanna learn more about the real Ferrari's history, don't watch any of this films, just read books (Enzo Ferrari wrote some).
he don't sound like he knows what he's talking about
Super cool dude but one thing where he went wrong… Wagons are cool! 😅
He breaks down Ferraris in movies? That's a very specific job. I had no idea someone was employed to do that in films. I would have guessed that an ordinary mechanic could do it but apparently not.
I tried to register my sailboat but unfortunately my VIN was already in use by a 64 Ferrari 250LM
Six month later they made me a new vin.
Could watch this gentleman verbally breakdown on and off screen vintage vehicles all day long. The supporting visuals were excellent. Hats off!
22:15
The Ferrari in Bad Boys 2 was actually a 575.
A 550 was used for specific scenes, including the one shown here where Will shoots the villains.
4:32 NOT A BOXER 12!
This guy needs to do more videos like this,superb knowledge 👍
what watch he is wearing?
The 308 GT4 was the first mid-engined V8 Ferrari, not the 308 GTB.
Did GQ ask Jake to remove his Stoney patch? 🤔😂
4:50 the cars were originally black but a lot of scenes were filmed at night so the production team had them painted white to stand out.
Brilliant breakdown by someone who actually knows what he's talking about
Im pretty sure this guy likes to play with stick shifts not only in cars but also in the bedroom
This typical Ferrari Snob is one of the reasons why I wouldn’t buy one, even if I did win Powerball. One of the other main reasons is the distain with which Ferrari treat their customers.
Cant wait for the new Ferrari movie. Hopefully they do the story and history justice.