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Ferrari 500 Superfast

Ferrari 500 Superfast
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The Ferrari 500 Superfast is a flagship grand tourer manufactured by Ferrari between 1964 and 1966 with 37 built. It featured a 5-litre V12 producing 394 hp. Having previously been used as a title only for special projects, the 500 Superfast was the first production car with the title and the final version of the America-series of grand tourers. At the time it was Ferrari's most luxurious offering, costing £11,518 at launch.

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Predecessor: Ferrari 400 Superamerica · Successor: Ferrari 365 California

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Series I

The first 25 units of the production run are known as Series I, being the baseline. It featured a 4-speed transmission with overdrive.

Series II

The last 12 units are known as Series II. They feature a new 5-speed transmission, different cooling vents behind the front wheels, a new clutch and different pedals.

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Specifications

name
Ferrari 500 Superfast
Manufacturer
Ferrari
Production
1964–1966, 37 produced
Assembly
Italy: Maranello
Engine
5.0 L (4962.96 cc) Tipo 208 Colombo V12
Transmission
4-speed manual (Series I), 5-speed manual (Series II)
Class
Grand tourer
Body style
2+2 coupé
Layout
Front-engine, rear-wheel-drive
Designer
Pininfarina
Predecessor
Ferrari 400 Superamerica
Successor
Ferrari 365

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