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Boch Car Collection (USA)🇺🇸
The World’s Most Impressive Car Collections

Ferrari Daytona SP3 (2024, British Racing Green) 🇮🇹

Part of Ferrari’s Icona series. Draws from Ferrari’s 1960s endurance prototypes.
Removable targa roof, carbon fibre construction, heavily sculpted bodywork.
Power: Naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 (~829 hp).
Top speed: 340 km/h.
0–100 km/h: ~2.85 seconds.
Production: Limited to 599 units worldwide.
Transmission: 7-speed dual-clutch.
Chassis: Carbon fibre.
Colour: British Racing Green.
Why collect: Modern tribute to the competition cars that helped shape Ferrari’s identity. Limited-production Icona series flagship in the active collection.

Ferrari Monza SP2 (British Racing Green) 🇮🇹

Part of Ferrari’s Icona series. Reaches back to Ferrari’s open barchettas of the 1950s.
Two seats, no roof, no windshield.
Power: Naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 (~810 hp).
Top speed: Over 300 km/h.
0–100 km/h: ~2.9 seconds.
Production: Monza series (SP1 + SP2) limited to 499 units worldwide.
Transmission: 7-speed dual-clutch.
Chassis: Carbon fibre.
Colour: British Racing Green.
Why collect: Pure open-air tribute to Ferrari’s early racing heritage. Modern engineering with minimalist barchetta design.

Ferrari 12Cilindri Coupe 🇮🇹

All-new front-engine V12 grand tourer.
Power: Naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 (~819 hp).
Top speed: Over 340 km/h.
0–100 km/h: ~2.9 seconds.
Production: Current production.
Transmission: 8-speed dual-clutch.
Chassis: Aluminium with carbon elements.
Why collect: Latest pure V12 Ferrari in the modern lineup.

Ferrari SF90 XX Spider 🇮🇹

Open-top hybrid hypercar based on the SF90.
Combined output well over 1,000 hp (4.0L twin-turbo V8 + electric motors).
Top speed: Over 340 km/h.
Production: Limited XX Programme series.
Recent addition, unveiled at a private event at the auto salon.
Why collect: Modern Ferrari flagship in the active collection.

Ferrari 812 Competizione Aperta (2024) 🇮🇹

Limited-production open-top Competizione.
6.5L V12 (~819 hp), revs to 9,500 rpm.
Top speed: ~340 km/h.
Production: Limited to 599 units.
Why collect: Extreme modern Ferrari V12 roadster.

Ferrari 599 GTO 🇮🇹

Extreme track-focused version of the 599 GTB.
Power: Naturally aspirated 6.0-litre V12 (~670 hp).
Top speed: ~335 km/h.
Production: Limited to 599 units.
Colour: Rosso Corsa.
Why collect: Rare high-performance 599 in the red Ferrari lineup.

Ferrari 550 Barchetta Pininfarina 🇮🇹

Open-top version of the 550 Maranello.
Power: Naturally aspirated 5.5-litre V12 (~485 hp).
Top speed: ~300 km/h.
Production: Limited to 448 units.
Colour: Rosso Corsa.
Why collect: Classic open Ferrari V12 from the late 1990s.

Ferrari 575 Superamerica 🇮🇹

Convertible version of the 575M Maranello with revolving hardtop.
Power: Naturally aspirated 5.75-litre V12 (~540 hp).
Top speed: ~320 km/h.
Production: Approximately 559 units.
Colour: Rosso Corsa.
Why collect: Rare open-top 575 with unique roof mechanism.

Ferrari 512 TR 🇮🇹

Updated version of the Testarossa.
Power: 4.9-litre flat-12 (~428 hp).
Top speed: ~314 km/h.
Production: 1991–1994 (~2,261 units).
Colour: Rosso Corsa.
Why collect: Iconic 1990s Ferrari flat-12 in the classic lineup.

Ferrari 512 BB (1979) 🇮🇹

Ferrari Classiche certified and restored to original factory configuration.
4.9L flat-12 (~360 hp).
Top speed: ~300 km/h.
Production: 1973–1984 (512 BB series).
Displayed alongside the SF90 XX as a pairing of past and present.
Colour: Rosso Corsa.
Why collect: Iconic 1970s Ferrari with full Classiche certification.

Ferrari 812 GTS (2023) 🇮🇹

Front-engine V12 grand tourer.
6.5L naturally aspirated V12 (~798 hp).
Top speed: 340 km/h (211 mph).
0–100 km/h: under 3 seconds.
Production: 2020–2023.
Why collect: Modern open-top Ferrari V12.

Ferrari F12berlinetta (2017) 🇮🇹

Matte black example from the final year of production.
6.3L naturally aspirated V12 (~730 hp).
Top speed: 340 km/h.
Production: 2012–2017.
Top Gear Supercar of the Year (2012).
Why collect: Last of the F12 series before the 812.

Ferrari F8 Tributo (2020, Atelier) 🇮🇹

Bespoke Atelier example with full carbon fibre package.
Twin-turbo V8 (~710 hp).
Top speed: 340 km/h.
Production: 2019–2022.
Why collect: Custom-spec modern Ferrari.

Ferrari 296 GTB (Extra Campionario) 🇮🇹

Finished in Giallo Triplo Strato (triple-layer yellow) with two-tone paint and hand-painted Scuderia shield.
Hybrid V6 + electric motor (~819 hp).
Top speed: over 330 km/h.
Extensive exposed carbon fibre.
Production: 2022–present.
Why collect: Unique Extra Campionario specification.

Ferrari F430 (2006) 🇮🇹

Mid-engine V8 Ferrari.
4.3L naturally aspirated V8 (~483 hp).
Top speed: ~315 km/h.
Production: 2004–2009.
Why collect: Bridge between classic and modern Ferraris in the collection.

Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 (2017) 🇮🇹

Mid-rear V12, AWD.
6.5L V12 (~700 hp).
Top speed: 350 km/h (217 mph).
0–100 km/h: 2.9 seconds.
Nero Ade leather interior with carbon fibre.
Production: 2011–2022.
Why collect: Italian V12 supercar alongside the Ferraris.

Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG (2012) 🇩🇪

Gullwing coupe with front-mid-mounted 6.2L naturally aspirated V8 (~563 hp).
Top speed: 317 km/h.
Signature gullwing doors.
Production: 2010–2014.
Why collect: Modern AMG interpretation of the classic 300 SL.

De Tomaso Pantera (1972) 🇮🇹/🇺🇸

Custom build by Kindig-It Design.
Mid-engine with Ford V8 power.
Photographed at Rough Point Mansion, Newport, RI.
Production: 1971–1992 (original series).
Why collect: Highly modified classic Italian-American sports car.

Maserati Mistral (1967) 🇮🇹

Under restoration.
Equipped with the desirable 4.0L straight-six.
Production: 1963–1970.
Why collect: Classic Maserati being brought back to original form.

Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II (1959) 🇬🇧

Hand-built in Crewe, delivered new to the United States.
V8-powered grand tourer.
Production: 1959–1962.
Why collect: Postwar Rolls-Royce luxury.

Rolls-Royce Phantom (2004, John Lennon tribute) 🇬🇧

Custom paint by Kindig-It Design recreating John Lennon’s psychedelic Phantom V.
Over 30 custom colours, hand-painted artwork.
Production: Phantom VII series.
Why collect: Unique rock-and-roll tribute piece.

Bentley Flying Spur (2022) 🇬🇧

Modern luxury grand tourer.
Hand-crafted in Crewe.
Production: Current generation.
Why collect: Contemporary British luxury in the collection.

Mercedes-AMG G63 (2022 & 2024) 🇩🇪

Multiple examples in the collection.
4.0L twin-turbo V8 (~577 hp).
Top speed: 220 km/h (limited).
Production: Current generation.
Why collect: High-performance luxury SUVs.

Auto Salon

Custom-built museum-style garage completed in 2020 on the expanded Norwood estate.
Features car displays alongside guitars and music memorabilia.
Hosts private client events and viewings (including Ferrari unveilings and Formula 1 watch parties).
Featured in Ferrari’s Incredible Garages series.

Auto Salon

Custom-built museum-style garage completed in 2020 on the expanded Norwood estate.
Features car displays alongside guitars and music memorabilia.
Hosts private client events and viewings (including Ferrari unveilings and Formula 1 watch parties).
Featured in Ferrari’s Incredible Garages series.

Boch Collection 🇺🇸 — Multi-generational dealership family collection blending classic 1960s–1970s European performance cars with modern Ferraris and hypercars, housed in a purpose-built auto salon in Massachusetts.

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