Ferrari 250 GT Coupé Speciale

Vehicle Overview

The Ferrari 250 GT Speciale, with chassis number 1017GT, was unveiled by Pininfarina at the 1958 Turin Auto Salon. This unique model quickly captured the attention of Gianni Agnelli, who purchased the car immediately after its debut at the Turin Show. The vehicle, painted in an elegant silver with a contrasting coachline along the side, is a one-off creation built on the renowned 250 GT chassis. This particular Ferrari 250 GT Speciale exemplifies the bespoke craftsmanship and design excellence associated with Pininfarina and Ferrari during this era. The 250 GT series, known for its performance and style, served as the perfect foundation for this distinctive model. Gianni Agnelli the Avvocato, a prominent figure in the automotive world and the head of Fiat, was known for his impeccable taste in cars, making this Ferrari a fitting addition to his collection. The combination of Pininfarina’s design prowess and Ferrari’s engineering excellence resulted in a vehicle that not only stood out at the 1958 Turin Auto Salon but also continues to be celebrated as a remarkable piece of automotive history. The 250 GT Speciale 1017GT remains a testament to the artistry and innovation that defined Ferrari and Pininfarina’s collaborative efforts during the 1950s.