Preston Henn (who died at the end of April at age 86) was the owner of an extremely profitable south Florida swap meet, as well as some of the world?s most elite vintage and contemporary cars. Quite a few are emblazoned with the prancing horse. Yet, although he already owned a Ferrari FXX and a LaFerrari, when the 200 exuberantly affluent buyers for the $2 million Ferrari Aperta were recently alerted to their anointment, Henn was not among them. So he did what any respectable flea-market oligarch would do: He sued, demanding a car and a five-figure defamation ­settlement. Did this result in his acquiring an Aperta" Negative. A payout" Nope, he ultimately dropped the suit. Was the legal action likely to advance Henn?s ability to acquire rare new Ferraris from the factory in the future" Signs point to no. READ MORE ??
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