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"All the Reds" – the unofficial Ferrari educational site: all models, the entire history from Enzo Ferrari's beginnings at Alfa Romeo to the present day. For browsing, learning, and guessing.
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A lap from the first Ferrari to the present day
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Animated explanations: engine layout, cylinders, numerical codes
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The most powerful, fastest, and rarest
Frequently asked questions all 43 questions & answers
- What is the most powerful Ferrari?The most powerful Ferrari road car is the Ferrari F80 (since 2025) with 1200 PS. Next come the Ferrari 849 Testarossa (since 2026) with 1050 PS and …
- What is the fastest Ferrari?The fastest Ferrari road cars are the Ferrari Enzo (2002–2004), the LaFerrari (2013–2018) and the Ferrari F80 (since 2025), each with a top speed of …
- What is the rarest Ferrari?The rarest Ferrari series-production model is the Ferrari 195 Inter (1950–1951) with only 25 units. One-offs and concept cars are not counted here. …
- What was the first Ferrari?The first Ferrari is the Ferrari 125 S (1947). March 12: first engine start. May 11: race debut in Piacenza. In that same year, the first victory in …
- When was Ferrari founded?Scuderia Ferrari was founded in 1929. On November 16, 1929 in Modena—as a racing team fielding Alfa Romeo cars. 1939: Split with Alfa Romeo. Enzo …
- What do the numbers in Ferrari names mean?Ferrari never named its models by a single rule. But four patterns can be worked out from the displacement: Displacement of one cylinder (250 GTO), …
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