Ferrari 410 Superamerica Ghia

Vehicle Overview

The Ferrari 410 Superamerica Ghia was a creation of chief designer Giovanni Savonuzzi, who had penned the Lincoln Gilda and the Chrysler Dart show cars and to which the Ghia 410 bore a strong resemblance. Unfortunately, it was not generally regarded as one of the better-looking Ferrari Superamericas because of its sharply pointed fins that towered almost a foot and a half above the rear fender line. Its massive rear bumper, which looked as though it came straight out of Detroit, didn’t help either. The Ferrari 410 Superamerica Ghia also featured a wraparound windshield, as was the vogue in the mid-1950s, complete with a lower rear corner dogleg that bruised many a drivers’ knees.