Ferrari 365 GTC/4 - elegant but underrated Gran Turismo from Maranello
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At the 1971 Geneva Motor Show, Ferrari presented the 365 GTC/4, a 2+2-seater sports car with the slightly modified technology of the Daytona. Just over 500 were built and they were regarded as comfortable touring cars. Despite their rarity, they are less sought-after today than the 365 GTB/4 Daytona built in parallel, but this is perhaps only a matter of time. This vehicle report describes the short history of the 365 GTC/4 and portrays an example from 1971 in detail.
This article contains the following chapters
- Gap filler
- Pininfarina skin couture for Americans
- Technology at its finest
- Fast luxury transporter
- Expensive, but colorful
- Without a direct successor
- A total work of art
- The perfect compromise?
- Inexpensive, but rare
- Further information
Estimated reading time: 7min
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If you wanted to buy a fast Gran Turismo in the early seventies that you could drive on a weekend vacation with small children and luggage if necessary, you didn't have too much choice. They could opt for the Maserati Indy, order a Lamborghini Jarama or put the brand new Ferrari 365 GTC/4 in their garage. In the sixties, Ferrari usually offered three vehicle lines, a sporty Berlinetta, a comfort-oriented four-seater and a model in between. The Ferrari 330 GTC and its formally identical successor, the 365 GTC, played this role until 1970. In 1971, however, the 2+2-seater 365 GT also had to be replaced. And so the new 365 GTC/4 model, which looked like no other Ferrari before it, appeared at the 1971 Geneva Motor Show.
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