The Dino 246 was one of Ferrari’s most memorable.

The concept of the Ferrari Dino 246 was birthed with mixed emotions. A car designed in grief and despondency. The very heart of this car makes it like no other Ferrari, which were usually designed out of a competitive nature. This unique and exclusive Ferrari was named after founder Enzo’s son, Dino. Dino, who was a talented engineer from the company, died at age 24 of a rare genetic disease.
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The 1995 Ferrari F50 is gorgeous and iconic

Ferrari has a reputation amongst laymen as a car company that makes fast and in your face cars, but with aficionados who know this manufacturer inside and out, they know that Ferrari is more than just that. This is a company that is habitually pushing boundaries, a company that consistently changes the way we think about what cars can be. They take us back to our childhood where we used to play with toy cars and pretend to be racers. When Ferrari introduced the F50 in 1995, they did exactly that by taking us back to an age where the imagination was lucid and unapologetic. The F50 is an embodiment of boyhood imagination and engineering ambition but look beyond the aesthetic and you’ll see this is not just a big shiny red toy.
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The Legendary 1957 Ferrari 335 S: A Car Many Marvelled and Feared

In 1957 Ferrari launched the 335 S to take on it’s international peers. This was a legendary age for racing. An era that saw innovation at its finest and racing at its most daring. This 335 S was designed for one reason only, to be as fierce as its competition. A car to be marvelled and one to be feared.
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