Noble Stallions: The Ultimate Ferrari Quiz

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Ferrari needs no introduction. Chances are, you yourself had a Ferrari poster on your bedroom wall growing up - or have one still. 

The iconic prancing horse logo represents uncompromising performance, luxury, and status to people all over the world. It's hard to name a more iconic car brand, really. 

And even though they've been around for more than 70 years, they still offer some of the most amazing performance cars on the market. 

While most of the questions are focused on Ferrari's rich heritage and their iconic models from the past decades, to fully engage with this quiz you'll need to know their recent models as well.

Everyone knows Ferrari, the question is: how well? To prove that you're a true expert, jump right into our ultimate Ferrari quiz. 


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Ultimate Ferrari Quiz Questions

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Question 1

After they discontinued the Daytona in '73, Ferrari released the 365 GTB/4 BB. Just like the Daytona, the BB was quite a radical design for a Ferrari road car. What did the BB initials in the name stand for?

  • A
    Berlinetta Boxer
  • B
    Brigitte Bardot
  • C
    Berlinetta Bialbero
  • D
    All of the above

Question 2

Almost all legendary Ferrari cars were powered either by a V-12 or a flat 12. After all, there's nothing more iconic than a massive engine in a car that you can barely handle because of the high speed. But, that wasn't always the case. Which of these cars had a V-6?

  • A
    Ferrari 308 GTB
  • B
    Ferrari 206 GT
  • C
    Ferrari 348 TB
  • D
    Ferrari 365 GTB4 ‘Daytona’

Question 3

While most Ferrari cars found their fame in racing, this one is most known for its appearance in the cult classic film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. What priceless Ferrari did Ferris and his friends take their trip to Chicago in?

  • A
    Ferrari 288 GTO
  • B
    Ferrari 365 GTC/4 Daytona
  • C
    Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder SWB
  • D
    Ferrari 250 GT/E

Question 4

Speaking about Enzo's passions, if you've come across personal stories people shared, you'll know that besides a genius, he also was an egocentric man. In fact, it's his behavior that drew one car enthusiast to create his own car company. Which of these automakers wouldn't exist if it wasn't for Ferrari?

  • A
    Aston Martin
  • B
    Fiat
  • C
    Lamborghini
  • D
    Pagani

Question 5

Ferrari S.p.A. was founded in 1947, following Enzo's falling out with Alfa Romeo. What was the first vehicle to bear the Ferrari badge called?

  • A
    Ferrari 250 GTO
  • B
    Ferrari 159S
  • C
    Ferrari 125S
  • D
    Ferrari Daytona

Question 6

Speaking of racing - that's exactly how Enzo started his automotive career. For which prominent Italian car manufacturer did he compete?

  • A
    FIAT
  • B
    Lamborghini
  • C
    Alfa Romeo
  • D
    Maserati

Question 7

This classic Ferrari grand tourer is known to the wider public because of two things: a questionably legal rally race across a continent and a hit TV show. Which Ferrari icon are we talking about?

  • A
    Ferrari 308 GT4
  • B
    Ferrari Mondial 8
  • C
    Ferrari 365 GTB/4
  • D
    Ferrari 275 GTB/4

Question 8

This classic Ferrari model is not only considered to be the best sports car ever, it's also the last Ferrari that Enzo himself approved before his death. Which model are we talking about?

  • A
    Ferrari F50
  • B
    Enzo Ferrari
  • C
    Ferrari F40
  • D
    Ferrari F12

Question 9

Let us start with the man himself. Enzo Ferrari was as Italian as a man can get. But where was he born exactly?

  • A
    Turin
  • B
    Modena
  • C
    Naples
  • D
    Rome

Question 10

The 340 America launched a whole series of high-end Ferrari grand tourers. The series culminated in 1964 with the 500 Superfast. And as the name suggests, it was, in fact, super fast. How fast could it go exactly?

  • A
    150 mph
  • B
    174 mph
  • C
    169 mph
  • D
    199 mph

Question 11

This classic Ferrari also got famous for its shape. To this day, it divides Ferrari enthusiasts. Some love it and others hate it. What was the nickname of this oddball?

  • A
    The Balloon
  • B
    The Bubble
  • C
    The Egg
  • D
    The Round Thing

Question 12

Ferrari and America have always had a special relationship. In 1950, Ferrari released a car that was exclusive to the U.S. market. Can you name it?

  • A
    Ferrari 340 America
  • B
    Ferrari 410 Superfast
  • C
    Ferrari 360 Modena
  • D
    Ferrari 250 California Spyder

Question 13

From his childhood to his later years, Enzo cared mostly about racing. But the world wouldn't have been the same if one talented racer hadn't approach Enzo with the idea to make cars for the road. What was his name?

  • A
    Luigi Chinetti
  • B
    Phil Hill
  • C
    Juan Manuel Fangio
  • D
    Michael Schumacher

Question 14

Now let's fast-forward to some of Ferrari's newer and more exciting models. The one we have in mind is Ferrari's first hybrid car, which delivered 789 horsepower. It's considered to be one of 21st century's most valuable cars ever sold at an auction. What model is that?

  • A
    F8 Tributo
  • B
    Ferrari XX
  • C
    Ferrari F60
  • D
    LaFerrari

Question 15

The 250 lineup was quite diverse and ranged from elegant convertibles and ground tourers to insane performance car. It even spawned a peculiar-looking one-off competition car. What was it called?

  • A
    Ferrari 250 LM
  • B
    Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa
  • C
    Ferrari 250 GT SWB Breadvan
  • D
    Ferrari 250 Monza

Question 16

Owning a Ferrari must be one of the best feelings in the world. However, over the course of history, there's one individual whose collection was admired even by Enzo Ferrari himself. His collection featured over 300 Ferraris, and even a two mile private racetrack. Which collector are we talking about?

  • A
    Gordon Ramsay
  • B
    Ralph Lauren
  • C
    Pierre Bardinon
  • D
    David Lee

Question 17

Speaking of the Ferrari badge: it's one of the most iconic car brand logos in the world. But how did Enzo come up with it?

  • A
    He was an avid horse rider
  • B
    It was inspired by a WWI fighter pilot
  • C
    It was his family's coat of arms
  • D
    Hi saw it in a dream

Question 18

The first 4WD production Ferrari was launched in 2011 at the Geneva Motor Show as a successor of the 612 Scaglietti grand tourer. Ferrari states it's one of the fastest four-seat automobiles in the whole world, reaching 60 mph in only 3.7 seconds. What model is that?

  • A
    Ferrari 812 Superfast
  • B
    Ferrari FF
  • C
    Ferrari Portofino
  • D
    Ferrari Roma

Question 19

Now this is a place you'd want to send your children to. We're talking about Ferrari's amusement park, called "Ferrari World". It even has the fastest roller coaster on the planet. Where is this park located?

  • A
    Abu Dhabi
  • B
    Dubai
  • C
    Modena
  • D
    Berlin

Question 20

The 250 series was probably the most successful in Ferrari's history. Its ultimate incarnation was the 250 GTO - essentially, a racecar adapted for road use. It is also one of the rarest. How many 250 GTOs did Ferrari make?

  • A
    33
  • B
    29
  • C
    39
  • D
    15

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