Ferrari 375 MM

The Ferrari 375 MM was a sports racing car produced by Ferrari from 1953 to 1955, with 26 units made, four of them converted from the 340 MM. Its name came from the 375 cc displacement of one cylinder of the 4.5 litre V12 and from the Mille Miglia race. The factory cars carried a derivative of the 375 F1 Formula One engine of 4,493.73 cc, while customer cars had a 4,522.68 cc engine that was also fitted to the 375 America road car; both used three Weber carburettors and made 340 PS at 7,000 rpm. Most bodies were Pinin Farina spiders, and the best-known example is the coupe commissioned for the actress Ingrid Bergman. The car raced in the Carrera Panamericana, finishing second in 1954, and won overall at the Spa 24 Hours in 1953.