Ferrari Dino:

1967 - 1980 Ferrari Dino

In the late 1960’s through the 1970’s Ferrari produced the Dino series - the 206, 246 and 308, for a total of approximately 7,750 Dinos. Enzo Ferrari use the name in honour of his only son,Alfredo Dino Ferrari who died in 1956 from muscular dystrophy.
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Ferrari Dino - more info

Ferrari is keep deniing that a project named Dino even exist, but despite this denials a two-seater will be lauched as a main competitor for Porsche 911. And the new model is early stage of development in partnership with Maserati, but we won’t see it on market before 2009. There are rumors that the new Dino (photo by Autobild) was designed by Pininfarina with input from former Ferrari design boss Frank Stephenson, who now heads Fiat’s Centro Stile operation. The entry-level Ferrari is a (
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Future models from Ferrari

Have you ever wonder about the Ferrari’s future? If you did, when we might help giving you an idea about the new models coming from Ferrari. Three of them are the new Enzo, a new F430 and the new Dino. Powered by the FXX’s engine, the new Enzo will use have the same body structure as the F360 Modena and F430. The design will be made by Jason Castriota from Pininfarina. The engine, a 12 cylinders will have a maximum output of 850 hp at 9500-10000 rpm. The new F430 will be powered by a 5.5 (...
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More info about the new Ferrari Dino

As you might know allready Ferrari is building a small supercar in order to compete with models like Porsche 911 and Aston Martin V8 Vantage. The new model, called "Dino", will be priced under $150000. First there were rumors that the new Ferrari will be a 2+2 seater, but as you can see from the cover of the latest issue of Germany’s Autobild magazine it will be a 2 seater. The new Dino will be powered by a 4.2 liter V8 engine and it is set to go on sale in (...
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