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The Ferrari Testarossa, launched in 1984, is an iconic supercar that defined an era with its bold design and blistering performance. Its name, meaning “redhead“ in Italian, nods to the red-painted cam covers of its flat-12 engine, which churned out 390 horsepower and propelled the car to a top speed over 180 mph. The Testarossa's wedge-shaped body, penned by Pininfarina, featured dramatic side strakes and pop-up headlights, making it a poster child of 1980s automotive excess. Its wide stance and low profile gave it a menacing presence, while the spacious cabin offered surprising comfort for a supercar. Built until 1991, the Testarossa evolved into the 512 TR and F512 M, with upgrades like improved handling and power. It starred in pop culture, from Miami Vice to video games, cementing its status as a cultural icon. With around 7,177 units produced, it remains a sought-after classic, blending raw power with unmistakable style.
