22 Cars on Display, Including Models from the Pininfarina Family Collection

The "Sergio Pininfarina's Grand Ferrari Exhibition," featuring 22 vehicles including one-off models that Pininfarina was passionate about, innovative four-door models only achievable with Ferrari, and the "330 GTC Coupe Speciale" owned by Princess Liliane de Rethy, wife of King Leopold III of Belgium, has opened at the Ferrari Museum in Maranello, the home of Ferrari in Italy.



Sergio Pininfarina was the son of Battista "Pinin" Farina, the founder of Pininfarina, Italy's largest carrozzeria.The legacy of this titan of automotive designwho passed away this July, is undeniably supported by his numerous Ferrari creations. This exhibition focuses on Sergio's work with Ferrari from 1952 onwards.



The venue is divided into three themes: racing cars, road cars, and concept cars, with unreleased vehicles and mock-ups also on display.



While all the cars are noteworthy, the full-scale mock-up of the concept car "Modulo" is an absolute must-see.



The exhibition runs until January 7th next year and is open daily except for December 25th and January 1st. Tickets and guided tour reservations can be made through the official Ferrari Museum website (www.museoferrari.com).

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