This 1973 Dino 246 GTS was reportedly owned by rock artist Bob Seger until 1998, giving celebrity provenance to one of the most svelte Italian ponies associated with Ferrari. Named after Enzo ...

This 1973 Dino 246 GTS was reportedly owned by rock artist Bob Seger until 1998, giving celebrity provenance to one of the most svelte Italian ponies associated with Ferrari. Named after Enzo ...

In 1969, Enzo Ferrari (who was already in his 70s) was in talks with Fiat’s Gianni Agnelli to pass over the production of Ferrari cars. This would give il Commendatore some of his free time back ...

The final iteration of Modena's first mid-engine road car and the first with a targa top, the Dino 246 GTS helped set the tone for the 308 and many later al fresco Ferraris. Cher bought this Dino ...

That car was the 206 GT, a stylish V-6 that debuted in 1967 and was to be sold under the new Dino marque ... called the 246 GT, was released. The car, which would also be available as a targa ...

There were still calls for more power, though, thanks to which the more potent Dino 246 GT was introduced in 1969. Its larger V-6 churned out 189 hp, enough to push it to a top speed of 146 mph.

Being the last in the Dino 246 GTS, the open-top car benefits from Ferrari's latest tech at the time. Such as the four-wheel hydraulic power brakes and full all-wheel coil-and-damper independent ...

But that's what Michael Curis said when a sweating photographer began snapping photos of his 1973 Ferrari Dino 246 GT on a sweltering Sunday in July. In fact, Curis said he only takes it to car ...

We had some fun with this barn-find '73 Dino 246 GT's creatively worded and completely honest auction catalog description earlier this month, and we figured it would find a home, given its ...

The final iteration of Modena's first mid-engine road car and the first with a targa top, the Dino 246 GTS helped set the tone for the 308 and many later al fresco Ferraris. Cher bought this Dino ...