In Paris in 1992, Pininfarina presented a true Prancing Horse classic: a front-engined GT, driven by a traditional 12-cylinder engine and capable of exceptional performance. The Turin-based design house and coachbuilder fulfilled the task in admirable fashion by creating yet another simple and elegant shape, and adding yet another Ferrari of incomparable class and charm to an already extensive list. The “theme” of the 2+2 coupé reached its apotheosis in the 456 GT of 1992, after three years with no similarly configured V12 model in the Prancing Horse range.