The Ferrari 365 series is a milestone in the evolution of the front-engine V12 grand tourer, debuting in 1966 to replace the outgoing 330 family. The name originates from the individual displacement of each cylinder in its 4.4-liter Colombo V12 engine, a powerplant celebrated for its smooth power delivery and iconic sound. This range encompasses a diverse range of models, from the luxurious 365 GT 2+2 "Queen Mother" to the refined 365 GTC and the world-renowned 365 GTB/4 "Daytona." Styled primarily by Pininfarina, the 365 series captures the radical shift in Italian design from the soft, rounded elegance of the 1960s to the sharp, aerodynamic profiles that defined the early 1970s.
Exclusive model cars made in very limited series or one offs.
Models sold with special packaging and/or bases in precious materials such as carbon fiber.
These achievements made of quality and craftsmanship typical of Made in Italy are the result of the passion and DNA that distinguishes BBR Exclusive Car Models.