Being huge fans of the Prancing Horse, we dedicate this article to the brand that has created and sold beautiful pieces of art that move on four wheels. With designs that emanate Italy's passion for racing and perfection, and power that not only is a source of melody but also the source of true Italian power, every Ferrari->ke252 that has rolled-out of the Modena factory since its founding days have been well received by the discerning audience and stayed true to Enzo Ferrari's philosophy "building the greatest cars in the world."

Also not to be forgotten is Ferrari's favorite design studio, Pininfarina, which was headed by the creative genius, Sergio Pininfarina. Held responsible for strengthening the partnership between Ferrari, which his father started, Sergio's creative skills helped him find a stylistic key which has made Enzo Ferrari's cars a unique phenomenon on the international manufacturing scene for over half a century.

Designing almost every Ferrari that rolled-out from the Ferrari factory, from the Ferrari 250 GT to the unannounced Ferrari F70->ke2367, one can compare today's partnership between Ferrari and Pininfarina to the relationship between Apple iPhone and the AT&T -- a partnership that is still strong today and will remain strong for the years to come.

We decided to showcase the Top-10 Ferraris, designed by Pininfarina and his team, that have stood the test of time and still look very desirable.

Click past the jump to feast your eyes on these beautiful models designed by Pininfarina's studio.

2011 Ferrari 458 Italia

The Ferrari 458 Italia->ke3479 is one of the very few cars in the world that delicately balances soulful design with precisely engineered aerodynamics. And no one can pull that off better than the Ferrari-Pininfarina duo. For the design of the 458, Ferrari not only wanted a beautiful car but also a car that was more aerodynamic and lighter than the outgoing Ferrari F430, without any bulbous additions. This resulted in a car that accentuates true beauty without compromising aerodynamics. A much needed comeback by Ferrari after the slouching sales of the not-so-desirable F430 and the 360 Modena. This design also, in some ways, pays homage to the Ferrari Enzo, a flagship that truly revolutionized the supercar industry. So this junior Enzo, with its beautiful and clever design, and a powerful 4.5-liter V-8 engine, is a car that deserves the phrase "The Beauty and The Beast."

1984 Ferrari 288 GTO

Twenty-two years after their first GTO -- the Ferrari 250 GTO -- Ferrari unleashed its second GTO: the 288 GTO. A true Ferrari enthusiast would know that any Ferrari sporting the GTO badge was a very powerful one. In today's world, the GTOs would be rather underpowered, with exception to the 599 GTO, but in their heyday, they were groundbreaking and put many supercars to shame. The 288 GTO was the first supercar where Ferrari forayed into the development and production of parts made from composite materials. This resulted in a stronger chassis while keeping the weight low, which was reflected in its blistering performance for its era. The Ferrari 288 GTO was one of those cars that looked and performed costlier than its actual price tag.

1987 Ferrari F40

Being the last Ferrari developed under the influential leadership of Enzo Ferrari, the Ferrari F40->ke434 is a supercar that is highly revered by enthusiasts. The F40 was the result of a final wish made by Enzo Ferrari to "build a car that would be the best car in the face of the Earth," and we truly believe that his wish stands true even through today. The Ferrari F40 was designed along the lines of the 288 GTO, which has speed and power written all over. The design was dominated by a tall spoiler that didn't suit the sleek style of the car, but because of the limited technology and the 196 mph top speed, Ferrari had to install it to keep from heading skyward. This car is still considered to be "The True Supercar," a rarity in a world where computer aids take over human interaction in any latest-gen supercar

1957 Ferrari 250 GT California

For wealthy people that wanted to enjoy the wind and soak up the sunshine in a Ferrari, the Ferrari 250 GT California was the car that answered their demands. It looked like a million dollars and was a car that commanded respect from any onlooker. Part of the famous 250 GT lineup, this car was powered by a 280-horsepower V-12 engine that promised track-like performance, while not compromising on comfort when cruising the streets. It is one of the most desirable cars and collectors are always on the lookout for one in pristine condition.

2009 Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano

With a design that Ferrari was proud of and power that shamed most supercars of its era, the Ferrari 599 GTB->ke395 was launched to a huge group of salivating Ferrari enthusiasts at the 2006 Geneva Motor Show. It received positive reaction from the audience and press alike, with people calling it the "Most beautiful Ferrari ever made."