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Issue 123

Second-chance SWB

When Doris Blackwood arrived in Maranello and found that her promised car had been sold to someone else, she turned to Enzo Ferrari for help. A few months later, she was the proud owner of s/n 3113GT.

Issue 122

The Good Old Days

After a 25-year hiatus, Jack Castor and his Cal Spyder are back on the road again.

Issue 120

The It Car

In the late 1950s, Ferrari’s stunning success in the Tour de France made its long-wheelbase 250 GT the car to have in European sports-car racing.

Issue 117

The Greatest Generation

Enzo Ferrari, Gioacchino Colombo and Carlo Felice Anderloni all contributed to the magic of the 166 MM Berlinetta.

Issue 114

Rise of the Phoenix

Usually when a car burns, that’s the end of it. But this Pinin Farina-bodied Ferrari—a Series I Cabriolet—defied fate to live another day.

Issue 108

40-year-old Virgin

After spending most of its life locked away in a museum, the Dino Berlinetta Competizione finally sees some action.

Issue 105

Shark Tales

The story behind this 156 F1 re-creation is as impressive as the car itself.

Issue 96

Lovely Lusso

This 250 GT/L’s beauty is more than skin deep—it also has 300 horsepower!

Issue 88

Italian Muscle

Wanting to counter the onslaught of big-bore American V8-engined racers, Enzo Ferrari ordered the creation of a car with a 4.1-liter V12—appropriately enough, it was dubbed the 340 America.

Issue 86

Return to Rome

After winning the 1950 Mille Miglia, s/n 0026M slowly faded from the history books. Now, freshly restored, it’s ready to take on the 1,000 Miles again.

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Classics

Second-chance SWB

When Doris Blackwood arrived in Maranello and found that her promised car had been sold to someone else, she turned to Enzo Ferrari for help. A few months later, she was the proud owner of s/n 3113GT.

The Good Old Days

After a 25-year hiatus, Jack Castor and his Cal Spyder are back on the road again.

The It Car

In the late 1950s, Ferrari’s stunning success in the Tour de France made its long-wheelbase 250 GT the car to have in European sports-car racing.

The Greatest Generation

Enzo Ferrari, Gioacchino Colombo and Carlo Felice Anderloni all contributed to the magic of the 166 MM Berlinetta.

Rise of the Phoenix

Usually when a car burns, that’s the end of it. But this Pinin Farina-bodied Ferrari—a Series I Cabriolet—defied fate to live another day.

40-year-old Virgin

After spending most of its life locked away in a museum, the Dino Berlinetta Competizione finally sees some action.

Shark Tales

The story behind this 156 F1 re-creation is as impressive as the car itself.

Lovely Lusso

This 250 GT/L’s beauty is more than skin deep—it also has 300 horsepower!

Italian Muscle

Wanting to counter the onslaught of big-bore American V8-engined racers, Enzo Ferrari ordered the creation of a car with a 4.1-liter V12—appropriately enough, it was dubbed the 340 America.

Return to Rome

After winning the 1950 Mille Miglia, s/n 0026M slowly faded from the history books. Now, freshly restored, it’s ready to take on the 1,000 Miles again.