Rare Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale

A rare light grey 2025 Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale with yellow accents arriving at and leaving the 2026 Concorso Ferrari, organized by the Southwest Region of the Ferrari Club of America (FCA), on Colorado Boulevard in Old Town Pasadena.

The more I look at the SF90 XX, the more I think it looks like a real-life Hot Wheels toy. From its pointy front end to its huge vents and rear wing, not to mention the use of the letter "X" to make it appear more cool or special, it's something that could easily have come out of a cartoon series. But to those who are lucky enough to own and drive one, isn't it essentially just a very expensive toy anyway? I assume the similarly colored Purosangue shown in the video belongs to the same owner, allowing him to enjoy using one Ferrari for daily practical use and another for weekend track day fun. Among the growing number of Ferrari critics after the introduction of the new Luce, many have pointed to the SF90's inability to hold resale value as proof that the brand's latest models simply aren't as desirable as its past ones. But I believe that only applies to the standard SF90 Stradale and Spider. History has proven that track-focused, more hardcore supercar variants tend to do a much better job of holding (or increasing in) value over time, and it's almost certain that the XX, with its racy design, extreme performance, and limited production, will be no exception.

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