Better than any chase scene ever filmed, because it's real. Renowned French director Claude Lelouch mounted a camera on the nose of his Ferrari, then drove flat out through the streets of Paris, running countless red lights, using pedestrians as apexes and sidewalks as streets. The sound of his roaring V-12 is stirring enough, but the sight of Paris rushing by on the Champs Elysees at over 100 mph makes this "a must-see piece of auto cinema." Car and Driver. It may be only nine minutes but it's non-stop excitement.

In 1958 Enzo Ferrari revolutionized sports-car racing with the unveiling of the pontoon-bodied V-12 Testa Rossa. The car's 3-liter engine featured red cam covers thus the name testa rossa, which is Italian for 'red head.' The new Ferrari quickly made its presence known, winning the 1958 World Championship and following that with three consecutive titles in 1960 to 1962.

This essential restoration guide brings the family of Ferrari V12 sports cars vividly to life. It provides detailed specification information for Ferrari's front-engine road cars: the 275 Series Spiders and Berlinettas and the 330 and 365 series, including the famous 365GTB/4 Daytona. Includes production history, original factory specs, equipment, options, paint/trim colors, and production changes.

Paperback 128 pages 225 color

Reprinted articles from major automotive magazines deal specifically with Type 166, America, 212, 250 Europa and Mille Miglia, 750 Monza, 500 Mondial, 250 Testa Rossa, and more. Filled with road tests, specifications and technical reports from the UK and the USA. Sftbd., 8'x 10 3/4', approx. 85 pgs., 180 ill.

Coverage features articles by the top automotive journalists from the world's leading automotive publications.

The experts of four continents pass judgment on the Ferrari's 328 and 348 two-seaters, and the larger Mondial models. The progress of these 3.2 and 3.4 liter V8 powered cars are followed through model reports, updates and road tests, and comprehensively compared against their peers. All models are covered including the GT, GTB, tb, ts and GTS. Sftbd., 8'x 10 3/4', 218 pgs., b&w ill.

This book is a detailed account of the most charismatic period of Ferrari sports car racing, from the introduction of Prototype racing for 1963 to the withdrawal of Maranello from two-seater racing at the end of 1973 to concentrate on Formula 1. The great sports racing cars of this era have a strong enthusiast following, particularly those of the Prancing Horse, which was competing primarily against the Ford GT40 and the Porsche 917.

The years 1964-67 when Ford Challenged the supremacy of Ferrari, at LeMans in particular
Battling with Porsche from 1969 to the end of 1971 and coming out worse
The switch to 3-litre sports car racing for 1972 and Ferrari's domination of the category against opposition from Matra and Alfa Romeo
Ferrari\146s defeat by the French v12s in 1973 and Maranello's withdrawal from the class of racing
The thinking of Enzo Ferrari and his engineers
The relationships of private owners and the factory
 Interviews with owners and entrants, plus correspondence with Ferrari
Specifications, works drivers, and international race results

Hardcover  8 x 11 256 pp   50 color, 150 b/w

A collection of hard-to-find contemporary articles on the Ferrari V-12 from the pages of the prestigious motoring magazine Road & Track, including road test reports, comparisons, specs, performance data & more. Articles include 'Ferrari 512 Testarossa', 'Ferrari 45 GT 2+2', 'Ferrari F512 M - First Drive', 'What\'s Hot for 1996 and beyond - F50' and many more.

Softbound, 8-1/2' x 11', 120 pages, 250 black & white illustrations plus over 30 full-color pages.

Over the years few people have had the opportunity to visit the Ferrari factory and see these great sports and racing cars made. Among those who have done so are Rudy Mailander, Karl Ludvigsen and Edward Eves.

Starting in the early 1950s and through the 1970s their photography provides an unique record of the way this famous Italian company makes its cars. Their unpublished photos from the Ludvigsen Library are a feast for Ferrari fanatics, taking them behind the scenes of the foundry, machine shops, engine assembly and testing and car assembly lines at Ferrari.

Hardcover, 10-1/4 x 8-1/2, 128 pp, 121 b/w

Original articles printed in your favorite magazines from June 1958 through September 1965 profile the Ferrari years at Le Mans. Road & Track, Motor, Car and Driver, Autosport and others feature original articles on the race, plus detailed results and annual summaries by Anders Ditlev Clausager. Sftbd., 8'x 10 3/4', 172 pgs., b&w ill.

Road and comparison tests, specs, model introductions, performance data and owner's reports for the Ferrari built Dino 206GT, 246GT, and 246GTS.

This beautifully photographed volume contains 50 years of Ferrari's charismatic road cars, from the late 1940s through today's stunning F50 supercar. Filled with a stable of popular prancing horses including the Super America, Daytona Spider, F50, F40 and many others. The power, speed and beauty of Ferrari awaits you! Sftbd., 8 1/4' x 9', 96 pgs., 80 color ill.

Subtitled: The Restorer's Guide to All Models 1974-94: 308 GT4, 308/328 GTB/GTS Series, Mondial, 348 Series, 288 GTO and F40. This originality guide and production history of 20 years of V8-engined Ferrari sports cars is filled with full details of factory specs and equipment, plus information on options and accessories. Contains outstanding examples of 308, 328 and 348 models including Italy-only and US-spec versions, each specially photographed for inclusion into this volume. Hdbd., 8 3/4'x 11 1/2', 128 pgs., 200 color ill.

A Tradition Begins; Alfa Romeo's Hat Trick; MGs Fly the Union Jack; Caracciola and Mercedes-Benz, and more.