The Ferrari prancing horse is one of the most recognizable automotive logos in the world. But its origins stem from a far different realm than the racetrack. The symbol was initially used during ...

In São Paulo, Brazil, car enthusiast Daniel dos Santos transformed a £2,000 Ford Ka into a Ferrari lookalike. He renamed it ...

1931 In 1931, the Ferrari horse logo debuted in its first official form. At the time, it was shown on a thin shield. Several versions of the old logo with more curved shield shapes were used before ...

Ferrari's origin story about their logo is that it came from the symbol of Count Francesco Baracca, an Italian WWI fighter pilot, who had the horse on his plane. It's said the yellow color comes ...

" That is not a Ferrari, but a Fire-ari, " someone else jokes. " It is not burned, just a bit overcooked. My wife does that all the time, I know when steak can be saved," a happily married man claims.

The logo was created for the 75 years that have passed since Enzo Ferrari opened a small factory in Maranello back in 1947. It includes the number 75 alongside the prancing horse and the 1947-2022 ...

Ferrari’s artistic “Prancing Horse” logo silhouette is sometimes prominent and sometimes subtle, such as the emblem embroidered into Cavallino’s curtains.