Ferrari Pinin concept (1980)
Concept car · 1980 · Combustion
The first four-door Ferrari, a Pininfarina 50th-anniversary study.
The Pinin was a concept saloon built by Pininfarina to celebrate its 50th anniversary and shown at the 1980 Turin Motor Show. It was the first four-door Ferrari ever, a full-size luxury sedan with clean, low bodywork. It was originally a non-running mock-up powered conceptually by the flat-12 from the 512 BB; it was later converted to run. A production version was proposed but never built.
Key facts
- Design: Pininfarina (50th anniversary)
- Layout: Four-door saloon
- Engine (intended): 4.9 L flat-12 (512 BB)
- Status: One-off concept
Production
- Status: Concept only
- 1980 Pininfarina 50th-anniversary study; the first (and long only) four-door Ferrari.
- Revealed at 1980 Turin Motor Show
Source: Wikipedia - Ferrari Pinin