But let's appreciate what was created there. Good and bad. I think the most important contribution seen from a current owner's point of view is that I can afford owning a beautiful Italian supercar. And I can fix most of it myself, I don't have to drive to the local Ferrari shop or something, having people who just don't give a damn work on my car, and charging obscene amounts for it. And it's OK to modify and improve, without tossing the future value out the window.
If I were to describe a recipe for the perfect supercar (for me), it's a Pantera that was previously owned by someone who had the passion, time and money to fix the small issues. There's a lot of them for sale, for reasonable money...
And of course creating the Longchamp which is the best handling sedan I've driven, and is for sale at very very low prices. The best everyday car I can imagine...