Ferrari Dino 1972 for sale

The Dino 246 was produced in various versions both coupe (GT) and spider (GTS) between 1969 and 1973. The 246 was the natural evolution of the previous 206 from which it differed in many respects. The bodywork was designed by Pininfarina's designer Aldo Brovarone and the engine was derived from the last sports engine designed by Alfredo Ferrari, who passed away in 1956. It was a 65° transverse V6, the first engine of this type mounted on a vehicle from the Maranello company which had, until then, always preferred 12-cylinder engines. For this reason, it was considered a sort of "baby" Ferrari, but its performance and road behavior were comparable to those of models with smaller engines and the public declared its success with a production of 2487 units, significant numbers for that period. The car was indeed capable of reaching 235 km/h and covering the sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.2 seconds.