The Ferrari 375 is a notable pre-war racing car introduced by Ferrari in the late 1940s, primarily known for its powerful V12 engine and racing pedigree. Though produced in limited numbers, the 375 series spanned several variations and evolutions tailored for Grand Prix racing and endurance events. Its design and engineering reflected Ferrari's early commitment to combining lightweight chassis construction with robust powertrains. The Ferrari 375 remains a celebrated classic in Ferrari's history, showcasing the brand's early motorsport prowess and innovation.
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