1948 Ferrari 166 S

The third one, 005 S, was the first closed cabin car that Ferrari had produced. It was revealed at the 1948 Turin Auto Salon and in just a few months it was the winner at the 1948 Coppa Inter Europa.

Ferrari 166 MM

The Ferrari 166 MM (Mille Miglia) models were used between 1949 and ’51 by both Ferrari team and private drivers. The 166 MM were in fact updated 166 S and were the cars that score many of Ferrari’s first international victories and made from Ferrari a serious competitor on the racing industry.

The 166 MM were powered by upgraded V12 engine that delivered 140 hp. It featured a new chassis with a wheelbase cut down to 2200mm. The 166 MM was capable of a top speed of 105.57 mph.

Ferrari 166 Spyder Corsa

Spyder Corsa is another 166 S version. They were the first first series of models offered by the newly formed Ferrari in 1947. The Spyder Corsa was featuring an identical 2420mm wheelbase to the 159, but added new independent front suspension. Ferrari built only 8 166 Spyder Corsa, each of them powered by a this two-litre 60° V12 engine that delivered 150bhp.