Well, I'm pretty sure we're never going to see a Spider go for 52 million!
There are a bunch of reasons why a Ferrari is a Ferrari and nobody else will ever be.
There is a racing heritage to Ferrari that nobody else can match. Enzo's attitude was different than nearly every other car builder, he only sold road cars to pay for his racing, while everyone else road raced in order to sell more road cars. Big difference. Then there is the hand built, low production numbers aspect to Ferrari's that Fiat or nearly nobody else can compare with. And rarity. Ferrari never expands it's manufacturing to match demand, while everyone else will. I believe there were nearly 170,000 Spiders built for the American market, so it's not likely they'll ever be worth to much.
Sorry to be a wet blanket, but the reality IMHO is that Spiders will never be worth to much on the vintage market. So just enjoy the ride and admiring glances!
