Ferrari’s Australian importer has placed some of the rarest cars made by the legendary supercar maker on display together for the first time in Melbourne to celebrate the automaker’s 60th anniversary.


“Ferrari’s contribution to the history of the car is unique,” said EAI general manager Kevin Wall.


“On one hand it is the most successful team in Formula One and on the other it has produced a whole series of road cars that are the very benchmark against which all other claimants to the title supercar must test their abilities.


“Ferrari has developed technology and engineering solutions that have helped make all cars safer, cleaner and, of course, quicker.”


The display, at Melbourne’s Crown Entertainment complex, includes such unique cars as the first Ferrari ever to be delivered to Australia, the rare 212, and classics such as the F40 and 288 GTO, along with the latest production model, the 599 GTB Fiorano.

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The central theme of the display is technological innovation pioneered by Ferrari in its 60 years of its existence. Six of the cars are displayed on individual podiums supported off water tablets, as if floating, within the atrium area of the complex.