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412

365 GT4 2+2 / 400 / 412 · 1985–1989RWD

The 412 of 1985 closed out the 365 GT4 2+2 line that had run since 1972. Its V12 grew to 4.9 litres, and the car became the first road-going Ferrari fitted with anti-lock brakes as standard, using a Bosch system. A raised tail and higher bootline distinguished it visually, and buyers could again choose a GM automatic or a five-speed manual. Production ended in 1989.

335 hpPower
250 km/hTop Speed
1985-1989Year
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Specifications

Powertrain
Engineering details
Engine4.9L V12
Displacement4.9 L
Cylinders12
FuelPetrol
Transmission5-speed Manual
DrivetrainRWD
Performance
Numbers that matter
Power335 hp
Top speed250 km/h
Weight1800 kg
Dimensions & body
Doors2
Seats4

STORY

This long-running Pininfarina four-seater began as the 365 GT4 2+2 in 1972 with a 4.4-litre V12, evolving into the 400 (with an available automatic transmission, a Ferrari first) and finally the fuel-injected 412. Its crisp, angular design remained in production for 17 years. It offered genuine four-seat grand touring with front-mounted V12 power.

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