1972-1976 Ferrari 365 GT4 2+2 Prototipo by Pininfarina The Ferrari 365 line of cars is quite possibly the most confusingly named series...

More improvements came in 1985 when the Ferrari 400i became the 412, coming with more style and power. Design-wise, the Ferrari 412 got a...

As emission regulation got stricter, in 1979, the Ferrari 400 got an updated engine. Instead of the six carburetors, the V12 received a...

A replacement for the 365 GT4 2+2 came by 1976 by the name of the Ferrari 400. As with the model it replaces, the name refers to the...

The Ferrari 365 line of cars is quite possibly the most confusingly named series of products since the advent of mass manufacturing....

Swiss Ferrari dealer Willy Felber had a history of rebodying and restyling cars from the Autbianchi A112 to the Pontiac Firebird and...

Although Ferrari's four-seat models ranked among the firm's top sellers, Pininfarina's prancing horse-badged styling concepts were...

A modified Ferrari Daytona by the famed Luigi Colani. If anything is known about this rate one-off, please comment below. Images:...

In 1974, Chinetti commissioned the 330 Convertibile Zagato. Zagato’s tenth car based on a Ferrari chassis was inspired by the 3Z Spider,...

The Zagato Zeta 80 is a concept car built in 1975. The car was unveiled at the 1975 Turin Motor Show. A concept for a 4-seat coupé,...

Ferrari claims that its new 458 Spider is the first mid-engined sports car with a retractable hard-top, but this isn't entirely true: the...

During the 1970s, a couple of interesting 365 GTC/4's were constructed on already completed chassis by the Swiss coachwork company...