Ferrari 308 208 328 – Le Guide ASI

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“Road cars are used to finance racing,” said Enzo Ferrari. Unfortunately, however, by the end of the difficult 1970s, things had changed: the economic boom and the Dolce Vita were a distant memory, and high-performance cars were no longer selling so well. A way had to be found to offer more “possible” and less demanding vehicles without running the risk of ruining Ferrari, an undisputed symbol of Made in Italy throughout the world.

The Maranello-based company not only found that solution but also brilliantly executed it with the Ferrari 308: compact, fast, muscular, with all the brand’s DNA clearly imprinted in the magnificent lines designed by Pininfarina, powered by an unforgettable 3-liter V8 with a symphonic sound… in short, a Ferrari. Also equally unforgettable are the “small” 2-liter derivative, the 208, initially hampered by a lack of power but quickly redeemed with the Turbo, and finally the 328, as tried and tested and reliable as a sedan, as maneuverable as a small car, as powerful as a true supercar, and as beautiful as few others.