75 years of road Ferraris, competition, prototypes, concept-cars and boats.
Born on February 18, 1898, Enzo Anselmo Ferrari began to build his own cars after a career as a racing driver and team manager at Alfa Romeo.
The first car was designed by Ferrari in 1939, but the first one to bear his name was built in 1947: the 125 Sport for the competition.
Then many models will emerge, including the legendary 250 GTO in 1962. The 40th anniversary of the brand was celebrated with the F40, of which Enzo Ferrari had determined the general characteristics.
This was his last creation, as he died August 14, 1988. More than 30 years after the Commendatore left us, the brand is still there, continuing to offer beautiful sports cars proudly bearing the prancing horse.
Tutte le Ferrari lists all the creations of the brand, retracing 75 years of a myth.
294 pagine. Text in French, English and Italian.
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