Ferrari 246 P Targa Florio Cabriolet 1961
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Specifications Ferrari 246 P Targa Florio Cabriolet 1961 blueprint
The Ferrari 246 P Targa Florio Cabriolet from 1961 is a legendary car of the 50s and 60s and is one of the rarest road cars ever manufactured by Ferrari. It is a collectible car that is highly sought after by Ferrari collectors, and one of the most beautiful road cars in existence. This car was built solely for racing purposes and its design and styling reflects that intention. Its wide and low appearance conveys power and speed, with the sleek panels helping to reduce aerodynamic drag on the engine. The sleek body has a bright red finish, which is complemented by the Ferrari badge on the front of the car, and the iconic yellow stripe running down the side. The engine of the Ferrari 246 P Targa Florio Cabriolet is a mid-engined 2.4-liter V6 unit which produces 118 horsepower and allows for a 0-60mph time of under nine seconds. The suspension and brakes are perfect for the high-speed nature of the car, and the four-speed manual transmission is smooth and precise. Inside the cabin, the bright red upholstery curves into the dashboard for a touch of classic Italian styling. The unique features of the car are complemented by the characteristic Ferrari sound, which is loud and aggressive perfectly befitting the Targa Florio Cabriolet name. The Ferrari 246 P Targa Florio Cabriolet is an undeniably beautiful car with an unmistakable sound and performance. It is a classic example of 50s and 60s era sports cars and is highly sought-after by collectors for its rarity and style.
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