Popular film prop, luxurious status symbol or successful Formula 1 racing team: the red sports cars with the "cavallino rampante", the prancing horse, are world-famous cult objects and coveted collector's items.
In his new book "Ferrari", author Saverio Villa gets to the bottom of this phenomenon and provides insights into the origins and development of the company and the life of founder Enzo Ferrari, which are inextricably linked.
For all Ferrari fans, Saverio Villa has selected 40 legendary models and compiled the most important technical data alongside extraordinary pictures on 20 fold-out pages. From the first Ferrari, the Ferrari 166 Inter, from 1948 to the Ferrari Sergio Pininfarina from 2013, the reader will find exciting anecdotes from 65 years of company history and interesting background information on the design and special features of each model.
The book was published in October 2014, has 132 pages with around 140 illustrations and measures 24 x 30 cm (ISBN: 978-88-6312-231-2) and costs EUR 36.99 in Germany and CHF 49.90 in Switzerland.
The book is available at www.verlagshaus.de and amazon.de
