There are two features that have come to define Ferraris ever since the first road-going model, the 125 S, rolled out of the factory gates in 1947. One is the marque’s iconic shade of ‘Rosso Corsa’ and the other is its naturally aspirated V12 engine. Enzo Ferrari was such a fan of this particular powerplant, that he even went as far as labelling every non-V12 powered Ferrari as simply a ‘derivation of the original model.’
