1965 Ferrari 330 GT 2+2
WITHOUT RESERVATION
Chassis 7815 GT
French registration
- 13,000 euros of recent invoices
- Mythical model
- Delivered new in Italy
Introduced in 1964, the Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 took up the torch from the 250 GTE, embodying Maranello's vision of Grand Tourism: a powerful V12, enhanced comfort and Pininfarina's understated elegance.

Its deliberately measured design, almost austere for a Ferrari, meets the expectations of a refined clientele more sensitive to distinction than flamboyance.

The two rear seats blend harmoniously into the flowing lines, without detracting from the fastback profile.

The 4-liter V12, derived from the prestigious 400 Superamerica and 330 TRI LM that won at Le Mans, delivers 300 horsepower with great flexibility.

Updated with an alternator, dual braking circuits and telescopic shock absorbers, the 330 GT 2+2's homogeneity is seductive.

José Rosinski even described it as "the best Grand Touring car we've ever driven", underlining a rare ...