Ferrari's Dino V6 only was only ever used in one car to actually wear a Ferrari badge - here's five things about it that you also mightn't have known. The Ferrari 296 GTB is the first road-going Ferrari to pack a V6 engine, but it isn't the first V6 Ferrari has made – that is because the company developed a V6 for racing back in the late 1950s and even put it in some road cars, but it was never called a Ferrari. So today we bring you five things you might not have known about the fantastic Dino V6 engine that was developed by Ferrari, but never appeared in a road car branded as a Ferrari... It was named after Enzo Ferrari’s sonSupplied Enzo’s son, Alfredo ‘Dino’ Ferrari, was the man behind a Ferrari V6, but he died before he could see it run. The first road car it was used in was a FiatSupplied The sexy Fiat Dino was the first road car to use the Dino V6.

Source: Stuff June 27, 2021 16:52 UTC