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The accused, 43, a mechanic, had altered the shape and design of a fairly old vehicle and stuck actual Ferrari badges on it, so that to the untrained eye, it looked like a real sports car by the Italian manufacturers.
He then put it up for sale online as a Ferrari on a well-known, but undisclosed, auction site.
Police traced the accused to the garage he worked at in Torrellano, a tied hamlet of Elche and just a few kilometres from Alicante airport.
They took him into custody and charged him, but he has since been released pending trial.
Photograph by the National Police
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