A full-size replica of a Ferrari F1 car is currently being sold in Finland as a decorative item, and it does not require a registration or a driving license since it lacks an engine. The design closely resembles a Ferrari F1 car that won a championship with Finnish driver Kimi Räikkönen, making it an attractive item for motorsport enthusiasts. This showcar, listed on Huutokaupat.com, is described as a 1:1 scale model and is intended purely for display purposes.

The announcement emphasizes that the car is a replica, distinguishing it from an actual vehicle. Due to its nature as a showcar, it is exempt from standard regulations like registration, inspection, and traffic insurance, which are typically associated with roadworthy vehicles. This means that individuals interested in owning this specific Ferrari replica can do so without the usual bureaucratic hurdles involving legal driving requirements.

Such items appeal to collectors and fans of motorsport who may want to showcase the iconic design and branding of Ferrari without the necessity of the vehicle being functional for driving. As replicas continue to gain traction in the automotive memorabilia market, this sale could stimulate interest in similar products, potentially influencing how fans engage with automotive culture in Finland and beyond.