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Meet The Pro-Trump Billionaire Who Paid $40 Million For Fugly Ferrari EV

Meet The Pro-Trump Billionaire Who Paid $40 Million For Fugly Ferrari EV A Florida billionaire was revealed Tuesday as the deep-pocketed buyer who shelled out a jaw-dropping $40 million for Ferrari's one-of-a-kind Luce EV, the Italian supercar that critics mercilessly roasted for looking straight-up fugly. The Ferrari Luce ‘Tailor Made’ on display at RM Sotheby's auction event. RM Sotheby’s The buyer: Dr. Herbert Wertheim, an optometrist who founded Miami-based Brain Power, a firm that cooks up tech for the eyewear industry. Herbert Wertheim Alicia Devine/USA TODAY Network/Reuters The Journal reports: Wertheim's unique model, dubbed "Chassis...
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