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Ferrari 400

1976 – 1985 · Italy

The Ferrari America series, produced in the 1950s and 1960s, consisted of top-end models known for their luxurious grand touring capabilities. These vehicles were equipped with some of the largest V12 engines at the time and often featured custom bodywork to enhance their exclusivity. The hallmark of America models was their utilization of a live axle in the rear, front-engine layout, and the adoption of worm and sector steering technology, highlighting their focus on performance and comfort. Among the notable variants in the America series were the 410 and 400 models, which garnered the moniker of Superamerica due to their exceptional features and performance. These Superamerica models further exemplified Ferrari's dedication to crafting high-performance grand tourers that cater

2 generations of the Ferrari 400

Version	Years	Engine	Power	Torque	0 to 100	Gearbox	Drive	Body
Ferrari 400 GT	1976 to 1979	4.8L V12, six Weber	250 kW (340 hp)	471 Nm	7.1s	Auto	RWD	COUPE
Ferrari 400i	1979 to 1985	4.8L V12, Bosch K-Jetronic	228 kW (310 hp)	412 Nm	7.6s	Auto	RWD	COUPE