Cavallino N.270 December 2025/January 2026

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Main feature and cover car: 1976 Ferrari 308 GTB “Fiberglass” s/n 20275

Celebrating its first half century in 2025, the 308 GTB is considered one of the most iconic models ever made by Ferrari. Its lines shaped Ferrari production for the following decades. Designed, for Carrozzeria Pininfarina, by engineer Leonardo Fioravanti, it is still considered one of the most beautiful prancing horses ever manufactured. S/n 20275 was a personal gift from Enzo Ferrari to Fioravanti, as a thank you for creating this car’s successful silhouette, and it sports various unique original specifications…

Profile: 1959 410 Superamerica s/n 1285

When you think of a racing Ferrari, the ultra-luxurious 410 Superamerica is not the first model that springs to mind. And yet this 1959 Series III Coupé Pinin Farina, originally delivered in Arizona to J.A. “Gus” Stallings, twice tried to set a new world speed record in Bonneville, before being returned to Luigi Chinetti when it was 3 years old. It lived a harsh life, with many owners but few real caretakers, until recently when it was completely restored by Paul Russell.

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To better celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 308, we asked Leonardo Fioravanti to tell us the story behind the style of this model, and we also delved into the special 308s made.

Eventi: An insider report—direct from the cockpit of an F430 Spider—on the 25th edition of the Modena Cento Ore, one of the most amazing rallies and an event that combines speed, passion, and partying. Exclusive coverage of the 8th Ferrari Cavalcade Classiche, held in the Dolomites, complete with details—including serial numbers—of all 65 participating cars. In addition, a report from Villa La Massa Excellence, renowned for attracting modern supercars. To many, this is the Concorso di Eleganza that best captures the spirit and vibes of the original events held around a century ago. The jury? Not car specialists, but a star line-up of professionals dedicated to the creation of beauty. And the results? Well, turn to Cavallino to find out…

Test Drive: The 296 Speciale—regardless of version—is one of the most fun road-legal Ferraris to drive, and definitely one of the fastest. Perfect on track, and capable of shattering any speed limit in just a few seconds from standstill, the 296 put a huge smile on our test driver’s face…

Moderno: Just launched, the 849 Testarossa is already an icon. We delved deep into its technical characteristics, origins, and available specifications—going so far as to list the full specs of the five cars used for the presentation. If you are looking for inspiration…

Focus on: A French mechanic and specialist in German cars who earned legendary status in the Ferrari world in the USA—surely a unique profile and achievement. François Sicard, originally a Mercedes 600 specialist, went on to become the most respected and talented technician to work on NART’s racing cars. We tell his amazing true story.

Corsa: In this column, we bring you up to date with the 2025 F1 and WEC seasons.

Finally, as always, Cavallino brings you the voices of several editorialists, discussing a variety of topics, as well as a full and updated list of Ferrari market values (also of the latest models) compiled by specialists analyzing the values and market trends of different Ferrari cars.