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Ferrari 375 America

1953 – 1954

Ferrari›375 America

The Ferrari 375 America is a grand touring coupe produced between 1953 and 1954, built on the long-wheelbase chassis developed from Ferrari's contemporary racing program. It was powered by a 4.5-liter Lampredi V12 engine, the same displacement class used in Ferrari's Formula 1 efforts of the period, and was intended as a flagship road car for wealthy clientele in the American export market. Production was extremely limited, with only around a dozen examples built, each bodied predominantly by Pinin Farina with individual coachwork variations that make surviving cars distinct from one another. The 375 America is recognized today as one of the most significant early Ferrari road cars, representing the direct connection between the marque's racing engineering and its coachbuilt road car tradition.

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