Ferrari F40: The Last Legend Enzo Ferrari Ever Approved

In 1987, Ferrari celebrated its 40th birthday with a race car for the road. The F40 had no carpets, no power steering and no driver aids, just a 478 hp twin-turbo V8 and a top speed of 324 km/h. It was also the last car Enzo Ferrari approved before he died. This mini documentary covers how the F40 was born, what made it so extreme, and why it's still one of the most loved supercars ever built. CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro: The last legend 0:13 Born for Ferrari's 40th birthday 0:25 Unveiled in Maranello, 1987 0:35 Racing roots 0:45 Rosso Corsa and that rear wing 1:06 Built light, stripped bare 1:36 The twin-turbo V8 1:55 324 km/h: breaking 200 mph 2:22 Production, racing and collector value 2:48 Enzo's final chapter Visuals in this video are AI-generated illustrative recreations, not archive footage. Subscribe for more car legends. #Ferrari #FerrariF40 #CarDocumentary