About the Ferrari 360 Spider
Unveiled at the 2000 Geneva Motor Show, the F360 was the successor to the F355 and made waves with its body styling, which featured smooth, flowing lines rather than the angular design of the F355.

About the Lamborghini Countach LP500S
Styled by Marcello Gandini of the Bertone design studio, the Lamborghini Countach is one of the most widely-recognized super cars in the world. It's low wedge-shaped body styling inspired the design of many super cars after it and its trademark upward-tilting door design is still quite popular today.

About the Lamborghini Countach LP400
Styled by Marcello Gandini of the Bertone design studio, the Lamborghini Countach is one of the most widely-recognized super cars in the world. It's low wedge-shaped body styling inspired the design of many super cars after it and its trademark upward-tilting door design is still quite popular today.

About the Enzo Ferrari
In September 2002, Ferrari officially introduced the all new Enzo Ferrari at the Paris Auto Show. The revolutionary all-carbon fiber body of this sports car, that has the same name as Ferrari's founder uses design elements from the Ferrari F1 cars with an elongated nose sprouting vertical blades that integrate with large air intakes. Drive-by-wire electronic speed control is capable of shifting in 0.15 seconds.

About the Enzo Ferrari
In September 2002, Ferrari officially introduced the all new Enzo Ferrari at the Paris Auto Show. The revolutionary all-carbon fiber body of this sports car, that has the same name as Ferrari's founder, uses design elements from the Ferrari F1 cars with an elongated nose sprouting vertical blades that integrate with large air intakes. Drive-by-wire electronic speed control is capable of shifting in 0.15 seconds.

About the Ferrari 360 Modena Yellow Version
Created by none other than Sergio Pininfarina, the Ferrari 360 Modena features a V8 3.6 liter engine capable of 400 horse power output. When one thinks of Ferrari the image of a red (Rosso Corsa) sports car usually comes to mind, but recently Ferrari has also adopted yellow (Giallo Modena) as a representative color for its cars. Judging by the increasing amount of Ferrari owners choosing to purchase yellow versions, this "Giallo Modena" is sure to go down in Sports Car history as the second signature color of Ferrari.

About the Ferrari 360 Modena
Sparked by the stunning debut of the 308GTB at the 1975 Paris Salon de l' Automobile, the evolution of Ferrari's V8 berlinetta (coupe) goes on and on. March of 1999 saw the fifth incarnation of the class, when the radically innovative 360 Modena was unveiled at that year's International Geneva Motor Show.

About theFerrari F50
During the Geneva, Switzerland Motor Show in March 1995, Ferrari showed their new F50. Packed with Ferrari's latest automotive technology, gleaned from their recent Formula-One racing expertises, the F50 was designed to be a "street-legal racing maching" in the truest sense of the word.

About theFerrari F40
Debuted in July 1987, the F40 was specially designed to celebrate Ferrari's 40th Anniversary as a race car manufacturer and was packed with all the latest technological features at the time.