Gallery: How to Earn the Right to Buy Ferrari's Most Exclusive Hypercar

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    Businessman and television star Robert Herjavec bought 1 of 499 LaFerrari supercars.
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    Like a kid on Christmas morning, Herjavec looks like the happiest man in the world the day he picked up his LaFerrari.
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    To remind buyers of its exclusivity, Ferrari adds a plaque to each car showing how many were made. It no longer individually numbers cars, however. They're all marked 1\\499.
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    The Ferrari red interior is outrageous but is singularly focused on only one thing: driving.
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    No doubting whose car this is, with a nameplate built right into the steering wheel.
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    The LaFerrari includes an all-digital dash to show engine information and settings as well as satellite navigation. The tachometer is front-and-center as that's the most important datapoint when racing.
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