Man observing a $2.5M Ferrari Daytona SP3 be delivered in Beverly Hills witnesses a ‘whoops’ moment

A YouTuber observing the delivery of a $2.5 million Ferrari Daytona SP3 supercar in Beverly Hills saw a bit of a ‘whoops’ moment as the car was delivered.

YouTuber effspot saw the all-black Ferrari come off its trailer, with the SP3 being one of the most recent models to come from Maranello.

The minor whoops moment certainly made the delivery more interesting, especially given the high value of the Italian supercar.

Despite the minor moment, there were still plenty of chances to admire the supercar in its gorgeous all-black color and appreciate it for the supercar it is.

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What happened as the Ferrari Daytona SP3 came off the trailer

The actual unloading of the supercar from its trailer seemed to go very smoothly.

The SP3 was gently driven onto the road, with its black paintwork gleaming in the sun.

It was as the car was turned around that the small ‘whoops’ moment then occurred, captured by effspot.

As the driver maneuvered the supercar, a slight scraping sound could be heard as it rode onto the sidewalk.

The person behind the wheel had scraped the underbody of the Ferrari.

That isn’t ideal with the car costing $2.5 million.

Despite that, the driver seemed to brush it off and drive the car away.

The SP3 is one of Ferrari’s most recent models

Production of the Ferrari Daytona SP3 recently concluded, as it was only launched in 2021.

Its one of Ferrari’s most recent models, and one of the best thanks to its massive V12 engine.

The 6.5-liter F140 HC V12 makes 829hp, in a car that weighs just 3,274lbs.

Ferrari added the SP3 to the ‘Icona’ series of cars, and Maranello will only ever build 499 of them.

For $2.25 million each before options, it’s certainly not an affordable daily driver!

The Daytona SP3 is also a historically significant car for the manufacturer.

It is the first naturally-aspirated, mid-mounted engine, limited car without hybrid systems since the Enzo of 2002.

So not only is it expensive, but it’s also important.

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