Man compares $25k fake Ferrari to the $300k real thing and it really highlights some key things
- A fake Ferrari was compared to a $300k real one
- Key differences stood out in design and quality
- Surprisingly, some features were close to the original
Published on Dec 16, 2024 at 3:59 PM (UTC+4)
by Daksh Chaudhary
Last updated on Dec 16, 2024 at 8:26 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Tom Wood
A Ferrari is a dream car for many, but what happens when you put a $25,000 fake Ferrari next to the actual $300,000 beauty?
A car enthusiast made this unusual comparison, and the difference was fascinating.
From the looks to the driving experience, the differences between the two were both subtle and obvious.
This side-by-side test is enough to make anyone realize what makes a real Ferrari special and whether a replica is worth it.
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Fake Ferrari compared to the real one
One of the biggest misses was the headlights on the fake Ferrari – they were nowhere near the sleek design of the real one.
The bumper – perhaps surprisingly – looked decent, but the grille revealed the car’s true nature, with the fake relying on a sticker instead of the real Ferrari’s metal diamond pattern.
Similarly, the hood on the real Ferrari fit perfectly with the body, something the fake couldn’t replicate.
Still, even with the flaws, the replica Ferrari looked like the real thing to some extent, unlike the Ferrari Enzo listed for $2,000 which made itself a big joke.
This interesting comparison was covered on YouTube by the channel anthonyunofficial.
The wheels and mirrors also showed the gap in quality.
The fake Ferrari’s wheels looked out of place, and the mirrors felt like an afterthought.
The replica was far from the real thing
Similarly, the door handles were positioned differently, and the quarter window had a noticeably wrong design. Even the side vents, which came close to the original, lacked the precision of the real car.
One big issue was the missing mesh detailing near the roof and the use of stickers or plastic instead of glass in some areas.
The badge itself was another giveaway – just a sticker on the fake, compared to the real Ferrari’s metal emblem. However, some small details, like marker lights, managed to mimic the real car decently.
While the fake Ferrari might have turned heads from afar, it missed the refinement and proportions of the real deal.
