Journal: This Ferrari 275 is Achingly Gorgeous

This Ferrari 275 is Achingly Gorgeous

By Petrolicious
June 19, 2014

Photos by Remi Dargegen

Some consider the Ferrari 275 the most beautiful car ever built. People who might agree include: actor Steve McQueen (who owned a 275 GTS, 275 GTB/4 and a 275 NART Spyder), actor Nicholas Cage (who used to own two 275 GTB/4s), former racer, Ferrari CEO, and GM of Scuderia Ferrari Jean Todt, actresses Sophia Loren and Catherine Deneuve each owned one too. Director Roman Polanski bought one new, as well, rumored to have been for Ms. Sharon Tate. Even jazz legend Miles Davis owned one!

Perhaps you could argue that the 250 GTO is prettier or maybe the 250 SWB. Whatever your preference though, there is no denying the classic Pininfarina proportions and perfect stance the 275 possesses. And the light blue hue imparts a classic look that almost belies the nature of the monster engine lurking under the hood. Cars like this are the essence of Ferrari–simple and elegant.

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cwilberger
cwilberger
8 years ago

If you have an ounce of 30wt oil in your veins, you gotta love this car.

Andreas Lavesson
Andreas Lavesson
10 years ago

The 275 GTB is certainly a pretty one. In my opinion, you can’t go wrong no matter what 50’s-60’s Ferrari you choose.

Lourenco Cardoso
Lourenco Cardoso
10 years ago

I think the 275 GTB/4 Competizione is even more prettier

Axel
Axel
10 years ago

Wow, thank you for those picture. Can we use them as wallpapers?

Dustin Rittle
Dustin Rittle
10 years ago

It is a very magnificent car and the color just seems to really make the car standout in a good way.

Nick
Nick
10 years ago

Yes. 275 – gorgeous. 250 California – Stunning.

Matthew Lange
10 years ago

You can add comic genius Peter Sellers, and guitar legend Eric Clapton to the list of celebrity 275 owners.

David Wiles
David Wiles
10 years ago

Stunning but not as drop dead beautiful as a Lusso. McQueen had one of those as well.

Keith Kenitzer
Keith Kenitzer
10 years ago

Perfect! And yes, the light blue color is so much better than the stereotypical Ferrari red.

Alec DeJovani
Alec DeJovani
10 years ago
Reply to  Keith Kenitzer

It’s not stereotypical, it’s just typical. It’s different sure and certainly beautiful, but better? Red is classic Ferrari.

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