10/01/2026
Cavallino 275 (October-November 2026) opens with Monterey Car Week, where the number of Ferraris on the Peninsula never fails to astonish. We bring you the major events of The Week, from Pebble Beach and the Quail to Casa Ferrari, plus the auction results. We then travel to the Louis Vuitton Dolomites Classic Run, back after years of absence and, starting from Venice, as magical as ever.
Our cover car is the 1954 250 Monza Spyder Scaglietti, s/n 0442: one of only two built and the sole survivor in its original configuration, raced by Scuderia Guastalla and now restored by Ferrari Classiche to return to the Carrera Panamericana configuration.
Inside, we celebrate Carrozzeria Scaglietti and its founder, Sergio Scaglietti, and meet Egidio Brandoli, who has probably hammered and caressed more Ferrari bodies than anyone else. We also revisit the 1984 308 GTM, s/n 002, the pillar that led to the 288 GTO and the F40.
Elsewhere, a first-hand test of the new Ferrari F80, told by one of its very first owners in the USA, and a conversation with Flavio Manzoni on how its style came to life.
Plus our Corsa race roundup, editorial voices, and the specialist-compiled Ferrari market values.
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