The Ferrari 456 and 456M, also known as Type F116, were prominent front-engine grand tourers manufactured by Ferrari from 1992 to 2003. Acting as a successor to the V12-powered four-seater 412, the 456 aimed to embody luxury combined with performance. Designed by Pietro Camardella at Pininfarina, the 456 exuded elegance and sophistication in its styling.
The original 456 hit the market in various versions, including the GT and the GTA models, with the latter introduced in 1996. The 456 not only offered power but also practicality with its four-seat configuration, making it a competitive choice for those seeking a blend of comfort and speed in a high-performance vehicle
