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Ferrari Marks Seventy Years Since the First Ferrari-Named Car

12 March 2017

Ferrari began its official 70th-anniversary celebrations on 12 March 2017, seventy years after the 125 S first ran from the Maranello factory during development in 1947.

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A Ferrari 70th Anniversary event in Budapest in 2017, part of the global celebrations marking seventy years since the first Ferrari-named car. · Globetrotter19 — Wikimedia Commons — CC BY-SA 3.0

Automotive significance

The anniversary reinforced an important chronology already used throughout Project Apex Heritage. Ferrari’s modern marque history is anchored to the first Ferrari-named automobile in 1947, while Scuderia Ferrari itself dates back to 1929. Ferrari used the anniversary for a global programme spanning more than sixty countries, linking the 125 S to contemporary cars without rewriting the earlier Scuderia origins.

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