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Ferrari 456 GT Venice

Ferrari 456 GT Venice (1996)

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Production1996
EngineV12
Units built7
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The 456 GT Venice is the first station wagon ever built by Ferrari. Seven 456 GTs were converted into five-door station wagons, six of which were purchased by Prince Jefri Bolkiah of Brunei; what happened to the seventh remains unclear. Pininfarina designed and built the cars, Pietro Camardella penned the bodywork, and Carrozzeria OPAC handled the engineering work. Rumors suggest each car cost around 1.5 million US dollars.

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Good to know

  • Whether the seventh Venice was bought by a private collector or served as a development test mule remains unknown.
  • In addition to the station wagons, there are several sedan and cabriolet versions of the 456, which were also built primarily for the Sultan of Brunei.

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