Travelers to Miami with a passion for motorsport should – if they get the chance – definitely visit MOA Fine Art, located in the famous Aventura Mall. MOA boasts an exclusive and varied art collection, ranging from original prints of Michelangelo’s masterpieces to – yes, really – the original 1996 Ferrari V10 engine that belonged to Michael Schumacher.
The stainless steel engine block, supplied with a certificate of authenticity, serves as a massive holder under a glass coffee table and is illuminated with over a hundred carats of rubies.
“The product is not yet in the safe, but it is for sale,” says Dutch native Roos van Riesen, the marketing and sales director at MOA Fine Art, who has been living in Miami since November. The price tag? It can be yours for 398,000 euros.
MOA has included more engines from exclusive car brands in its art collection, creatively incorporated into items such as coffee tables and desks. Around the 2026 Miami GP, they will certainly be visible in one way or another. “We are working on that now,” says Roos van Riesen.
