Pirelli Introduces New Tire for the Legendary Ferrari 288 GTO

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A Celebration of the Ferrari 288 GTO

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the illustrious Ferrari 288 GTO, a car that embodies the essence of Italian automotive excellence. With its striking design and limited production of only 272 units, the 288 GTO is often considered the connoisseur’s choice among collectors, offering rarity and beauty in equal measures. To celebrate this milestone, Pirelli has added the Cinturato P7 tires to its classic collection, specifically designed for this iconic supercar.

The Heritage of the Cinturato P7

The Ferrari 288 GTO shares not only its powertrain but also its lineage with the famed F40. However, while the F40 has captured the attention of many enthusiasts, the 288 GTO is a gem that commands admiration from those with discerning tastes. Pirelli’s Cinturato P7s were first introduced after their successful launch at the World Rally Championship in 1974. These tires were created in line with the legacy of the 288 GTO, a car initially developed as a homologation special for Group B racing, showcasing Pirelli’s commitment to performance and historical authenticity.

A Unique Driving Experience

Despite the striking resemblance to the Ferrari 308, the 288 GTO is a powerhouse, featuring advanced engineering such as a tube frame chassis and a mid-mounted twin-turbocharged V8 engine. For discerning owners, these new Pirelli tires enhance the driving experience, allowing enthusiasts to enjoy their cars on the road with confidence. During a recent tour through the Dolomite mountains, 288 GTO owners had the opportunity to appreciate not only the beauty of their machines but also the superior handling provided by the new Cinturato P7 tires. For these fortunate individuals, owning a Ferrari 288 GTO is not just about prestige; it’s about savoring the thrill and history behind one of the most unique supercars ever made.

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