Photo credit: Pininfarina, Ferrari, Wheelsage
The 65° V6 engine, suggested by Enzo's prematurely deceased son Dino, was successfully used both in racing cars and road models like the Dino 206 and 246. After the racing successes of the 206 SP in 1965 and 206 S in 1966, Pininfarina created a fully operational prototype based on the same mechanics. This unique car, designed by Paolo Martin under Sergio Pininfarina’s supervision, introduced race-focused elements to road cars, such as the front and rear wings.
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