Named after Enzo Ferrari's late son, the Dino was Ferrari's attempt at a low cost sports car - originally to be branded without the Ferrari name which was to be reserved for twelve cylinder models.
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Designed by Pininfarina and built at the Scaglietti works over the road from the Ferrari Maranello plant, the Dino was produced between '68 and '75. The mid-engined, rear wheel drive Dino was available with either a 2.0 or 2.4 litre V6, hence the names 206 and 246.
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These images show the beauty of the Dino, now heralded as as a design classic of the 1970's, but are actually CGIs produced in Lightwave by Matthew Clark (portfolio).
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