This Ferrari V12 table costs as much as a Chevy Corvette
Published on Dec 06, 2022 at 5:21 AM (UTC-5)
by Kate Bain
Last updated on Dec 06, 2022 at 5:21 AM (UTC-5)
Edited by
Kate Bain
This Ferrari V12 engine has been turned into a table and its price will blow your mind.
Up for auction with RM Sotheby’s, it’s expected to fetch up to $60,000.
That’s the same as the MRSP of a 2021 Chevrolet Corvette.
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The table base is made out of a chromed Ferrari V12 engine fed by six twin Weber carburetors.
The engine’s 12 exhaust headers create four mounting points for the glass top.
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The mountings can also be adjusted in height so you can set it up as a standing table or for a conventional seated arrangement.
It looks incredible, but for $60,000 you’d want it to be.
Turning car parts into home decor appears to be a growing trend.
Porsche 911 tailpipe soundbar
Just last month Porsche turned a 911 tailpipe into a $12,000 soundbar.
The idea was masterminded by Porsche Design – the division that specializes in gadgets and accessories.
Officially known as the ‘911 Soundbar 2.0 Pro’, the massive soundbar was built using the exhaust system from a current-gen Porsche 911 992.
Oh, and remember the oversized speakers from Mercedes-AMG?
Mercedes-AMG speakers
The audio system was made to look like the grille of an AMG – and it’s pretty spot on.
It features the car’s hood vents, iconic tailpipes and the rear diffuser.
Even though it’s made of carbon fiber, it’s extremely heavy for a speaker, tipping the scales at 15kg (33 lbs).
It’s also crazy expensive.
The Mercedes-AMG speakers, which were released in collaboration with iXOOST, are rumored to cost $30,000.
That’s the same price as a brand-new Toyota RAV4.
iPhone Rolex Daytona
Speaking of weird cross-over gadgets, this iPhone has a built-in Rolex Daytona.
Made by Caviar, a brand that specializes in crazy customizations for Apple products, the iPhone 14 has a real Cosmograph Daytona built into its shell.
And as you can imagine, it’s not cheap.
The iPhone Daytona will set you back $134,250.
Kate is Head of Editorial at SB Media Group, overseeing all content on the site. She has more than 10 years’ experience as a journalist and news editor, having worked across a range of major publications including News Corp, Daily Mail Australia, and Sky News. Kate holds a Bachelor of Business Management from University of Queensland and a Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism from Queensland University of Technology. With 6 years in automotive journalism, she is passionate about discovering the best the industry has to offer and sharing it with readers around the globe. She has been with Supercar Blondie since 2020 and played a key role in establishing supercarblondie.com as a leading automotive news destination.
