But this is a Dino, after all, and restored versions of this rare car can sell for up to $400,000. Keith Richards’ old 246 is up for sale as well if you prefer a more, ahem, polished car.

1971 Ferrari Dino 246 GT Photo by Elle Alder Ferrari’s Dino 246 GT. Yes, I know. Hardly the most powerful Ferrari. Certainly not the fastest. But, as I said, there are none more beautiful.

The Dino was Ferrari's first mid-engine road car. The model was not sold as a Ferrari, however, which for a long time held back values. Those days are long gone, and as a 206 GT, this is an ...

One such example is the 1966–1973 Dino, a thoroughbred sports car powered by a legendary Ferrari V6 engine. Helping Ferrari homologate its race engine Photo: Ferrari S.p.A.

Dino had died of muscular dystrophy in 1956, shortly after brainstorming what became a long-lived family of V-6s and V-8s with engineer Vittorio Jano. The 206 was Ferrari's first road car to use ...

Turning the Dino’s steering wheel, he says, the car finds its own way around a corner. Signs indicating 30 mph turns meant 60 mph for the Dino, on the way to wintering in Florida.

In 1978, an extraordinary discovery stunned Los Angeles residents when two children unearthed a 1974 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS buried in their front yard. What seemed like an urban legend turned out to ...