The worst thing you can say about the 288 GTO is that it looks like the 308 GTB (the "B" is for berlinetta, i.e. coupe. The GTS, "S" standing for spyder, is for the drophead). And as the 308 ...

Ferrari's 308 GTB was used as a starting point for the ... READ THIS: 51 Coolest Spotlight: 1984 Ferrari 288 GTO and 1987 Ferrari F40 The GTO's V8 is in the more orthodox longitudinal position ...

The 308 GTB's engine was mounted transversely ... I've wanted in my garage more than this GTO. Sadly, unless you're a shipping magnate, that 288 ownership boat has sailed. For several years ...

It had a larger rear spoiler, air foil, foglights, and riveted aluminum fenders, design details that showed up several years later on the 288 GTO. 1978-1985 308 GTB MichelottoThese competition ...

But Group B was cancelled before the 288 GTO could race, leaving Ferrari with a hardcore road car to peddle to customers. While it resembles the lesser Ferrari 308 GTB, the 288 GTO has a longer ...

It may have looked similar to the 308 GTB, but underneath it was much closer to a Group B race car than its more common sibling. Powered by a small 2.8-litre, V8, which sat longitudinally rather ...

The one that started it all is the 288 GTO. GTO is an acronym for the Italian ... The Italian marque initially planned to rebuild the 308 GTB to participate in the notorious racing series, but ...

The Ferrari 288 GTO is a limited edition, exotic variant of a production Ferrari car, the 308 GTB. Just 272 were produced between 1984 and 1987 to obtain homologation to compete in the nascent ...

These figures created one of the fastest supercars of the era — the 288 GTO sprinted to 60 mph in 4.8 seconds, reaching 189 ...

He decided to take a CGI swing at the cool six-cylinder Ferrari and cooked up a potential comeback for the mighty Ferrari 288 GTO, an exotic homologation version of the beloved 308 GTB.

This story contains independent illustrations of a fictional Ferrari 288 GTO Hommage made by Zhiheng ... has been taken from the Ferrari 296 GTB but we think Guo’s car looks even better, thanks ...