The homologation special that opens Ferrari's modern halo lineage, built for a Group B racing class that collapsed before it ever competed.

Ferrari is an Italian luxury sports-car manufacturer headquartered in Maranello. Its official road-car history began in 1947 with the Ferrari 125 S.

Enzo Ferrari was the Italian founder of Scuderia Ferrari and Ferrari. His career moved from racing driver to organiser, company founder and defining authority behind one of the central marques in automotive history.

The Ferrari F40 matters because it became the final road car personally approved by Enzo Ferrari and one of the defining supercars of the 20th century. Its twin-turbocharged V8, Pininfarina body, comp

The first Ferrari road car named after the company's founder, built to carry three years of Formula 1 technology transfer onto the road.

Ferrari's first hybrid road car, pairing a 6.3-litre V12 with an electric motor for a combined 950 hp.

Ferrari's newest halo car, the first with all-wheel drive and a twin-turbo hybrid V6 sharing its engine architecture with Ferrari's Le Mans-winning 499P.

A Formula 1 engine, chassis philosophy, and driving position built into a road car for Ferrari's 50th anniversary.

The F40 was built without comfort on purpose. Inside the tubular chassis, the twin-turbo V8, and the discipline behind Enzo Ferrari’s final approved road car.