Four Eye-catching Ferrari Models Are Currently On Display At Enzo Ferrari Museum

Four eye-catching Ferrari models are currently on display at Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena, Italy.

It’s rare to see one Ferrari parked, let alone four colorful prancing horses parked beside each other.

Cars on display includes 296 GT3 (green), Roma, Roma Spider – convertible variant (red) and Purosangue (blue).

Ferraris museum in Modena is focused on the life and work of Enzo Ferrari, the founder of the sports car marque.

Four eye-catching Ferrari sports cars are currently on display at the Museo Enzo Ferrari (Enzo Ferrari Museum) in Modena – a small city in Italy where Enzo was born and started manufacturing automobiles of his own.

You will likely not see one Ferrari parked, let alone four colorful prancing horses parked beside each other.

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Cars on display on the museum forecourt includes the versatile 296 GT3 (green), Roma (blue), Roma Spider – convertible variant (red) and the brand’s first-ever Cross SUV, the Purosangue (blue).

Each of these Ferrari masterpieces, which emerges from the Maranello factory gates, are now open to the public to enjoy and appreciate this month.

“If you had to pick just one, which #Ferrari on display in the forecourt of the #MuseoEnzoFerrari would you choose? Visit #Modena this month to see them in person”, Ferrari wrote.

Established in 2012, Museo Enzo Ferrari, currently managed by Ferrari spa, is a museum in Modena focused on the life and work of Enzo Ferrari, the founder of the Italian sports car marque.

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