Ferrari Cars | Ferrari Pictures | Ferrari Wallpapers | F1 Ferrari | Ferrari Blog Ferrari Cars ›› Ferrari GTO ›› Interior Ferrari GTO Interior Although designed originally for the track, the GTO did not have a spartan interior. Although all but the most basic amenities were deleted, passengers were nonetheless comfortable in the purposeful and roomy interior. Although two interior schemes were available, almost all GTOs were built with extremely supportive kevlar-f

Ferrari Cars | Ferrari Pictures | Ferrari Wallpapers | F1 Ferrari | Ferrari Blog Ferrari Cars ›› Ferrari GTO ›› Drivetrain Ferrari GTO Drivetrain Engine: The GTO was powered by a 2,855cc 90° V8 Twin Turbocharged all alloy engine, arranged longitudinally behind the passenger cabin in unit with the rear transaxle. The four-valves per cylinder were actuated by dual overhead camshafts driven by a toothed belt. Each cylinder bank had its own ignition system control

Ferrari Cars | Ferrari Pictures | Ferrari Wallpapers | F1 Ferrari | Ferrari Blog Ferrari Cars ›› Ferrari GTO ›› Design Ferrari GTO Design Styling The GTO's styling is at first glance an evolution of Pininfarina's twin 1970s mid-engined masterworks: the Berlinetta Boxer and the 308. It was in fact a very different car, sharing not even the respective dimensions of these pure street machines. Most notably it was shorter, with a longer wheelbase, and considerably