Ferrari 212 Inter Coupé Farina

Vehicle Overview

The Ferrari 212 Inter Coupé by Farina, chassis 0107ES, made its debut at the Torino Motor Show on April 23, 1952, marking the culmination of a limited series of only ten Ferraris crafted by Stabilimenti Farina. Following its presentation, the car was promptly purchased by its first owner, Luciano Mosti from Milan. Interestingly, the engine of this particular Ferrari 212 Inter later found its way into the Reggiani “Uovo” Berlinetta, famously known as the “Egg,” previously owned by Count Marzotto. This exchange of engines highlights the intricate histories and interconnections within the world of rare and historic automobiles, where components and stories often intertwine across different iconic vehicles. The Ferrari 212 Inter Coupé Farina represents a significant piece of automotive history, both for its bespoke design by a renowned Italian coachbuilder and its subsequent role in contributing to the engineering legacy of other notable Ferraris. Its presence at the Torino Motor Show underscored its exclusivity and craftsmanship, setting it apart as a prized collectible among enthusiasts and collectors of classic cars today.