365 GTB4 '71

The 365 GTB/4—aka Daytona—was the last Ferrari to have a front-mounted V-12 and made its debut at the 1968 Paris Motor Show. It wore sleek bodywork penned by Leonardo Fioravanti, with a 4390 cc DOHC V-12 powerplant residing underneath. With a top speed of 174 mph, it matched the Lamborghini Miura as the fastest production car of its time.

The 365 GTB/4 remains one of the most memorable Ferraris. It made its debut in 1968... ...as the successor to iconic 1960s Ferraris like the 250 GT Lusso and the 275 GTB. It is a front engine/rear-wheel-drive model, powered by a 4-cam 4390 cc V-12. Like all Ferraris of the period, the first number indicated the displacement per cylinder. The 'GT" stood for "Gran Turismo." The "B" designated it as a "Berlinetta," meaning that it was a coupe. And the "4" represented the 4-cam engine with double overhead cams on each cylinder bank. Most people know this car as the Ferrari Daytona. A name inspired by the company's historic 1-2-3 finish at the Daytona 24 Hours in '67, a year prior to its release. A major achievement indeed!

The Ferrari 365 GTB4 '71 can be acquired from the Legend Cars dealer. It was last added on November 14, 2025 for Cr. 610,000.