The Ferrari 330 P4 is One Sexy Beast

[@MotorMavens]

The Ferrari 330 P4 has GOT TO BE one of the most beautiful Ferraris ever made... no. One of the most beautiful CARS ever made. Damn gorgeous.

[@wakemeupwhentheworldisntfucked]

Yes I want it.

[@antonphillipson2388]

+Wake me up when the world is not fucked up You should still be sleeping...

[@wakemeupwhentheworldisntfucked]

+EyeOfTheTiger ok I'm going back to sleep.

[@fetusofetuso2122]

I'd go as far as saying one of the most beautiful things ever made.

[@phenax1144]

No the most beautiful thing ever made

[@synth.prince]

1:00 P4: *revs around the corner* KZbin captions: *[MUSIC]* Couldn’t agree more with KZbin captions here.

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

The atrocious amount of ear rape from this "car" will KILL you before the end of the video.

[@reels9941]

Guess KZbin knows the sound of the car is... MUSIC TO OUR EARS sorry for the stupid joke

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

@@reels9941 Music to YOU, maybe........

[@manueldemartinis695]

even at the minute 2:40 whit applause i couldn't agree more

[@hongthainguyen5334]

@@michaelmeliambro5117 Oh wow you had to destroy this comment section too?

[@BasuSatwik]

This car still looks futuristic even in 2016

[@cobra601rr2]

Self entitled Car-guy yes

[@leatherbag5418]

Give all the credit to aerodynamics!

[@leatherbag5418]

Otherwise this might have looked like like a box, you never know...

[@soridia1]

Even in 2018!

[@johncarlofernandez2698]

It's aerodynamics is so advance for its time.

[@ixm2unvrz]

If this were a beauty pageant, we just lost. -Ken Miles

[@idkagoodname042]

Looks aren’t everything. Carrol Shelby

[@ixm2unvrz]

Car- Addict032 I pay attention to the sound. The idle that comes from the GT40's 427 V8 is just phenomenal

[@nikcertified8778]

@king bee I think you are the only one lol

[@Bcsuperbuilder]

King bee you are not

[@marcohuang]

I think gt40 is more beautiful

[@RndomLife_Moments]

Im not going to lie when he mentioned the “hammer marks” and it showed the marks on the metal, i teared up. You know that at one point in time it was the “here and now” point in time and the men who made them are no longer here. Their work, their art, their sweat and long hours are legendary and infinite. Truly a beautiful thing. May these beautiful machines keep living and keep giving the younger generations a taste of what it was like to have truly marvelous maching going 200+ mph.

[@sevenrats]

It was made by hand. 100%. With hammers and heat. It is literally a work of art.

[@pierovittori1076]

Couldn't agree more. This clip was goosepumps from start to finish but that moment, well there I had a lump down my throat.

[@robertocesargennai1801]

Ai detto semplicemente una verità assoluta

[@Bigbull6069]

Amen,friends.I think all of us agree on all our comments! The true definition of past era...men and their handmade beauties built with love....

[@robertoautore9252]

I couldn't have said it better myself.

[@danielvisintainer3352]

“If this was a beauty pageant, we just lost”

[@invisigaming357]

Seems like I'm not the only one!

[@constipatedparker5879]

"Looks aren't everything."

[@perotekku]

"We're lighter, we're faster, and if that don't work, we're nastier"

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

@@perotekku Or, in Ferrari's case, "uglier, slower, less powerful, and crappier build quality".

[@idkagoodname042]

“This car wants to go faster I FEEL IT!”

[@Kjevois]

Amazing race car, 0% electronics gadgets, 100% mechanical power

[@ramonmv17]

Agree

[@MrEnzosanchez]

Yes men !!!!

[@boostjunkie2320]

A real car

[@ag-bk5wf]

Its a race car dummy

[@tacklefatkids]

@@ag-bk5wf dummy how??? You know the majority of modern race cars rely on electronic to hold traction for then hell even F1 has an electronic wing flap to help with overtaking.

[@Munkenba]

I haven't even started the video, but I'm astounded at the metal you guys get your hands on. This is world class filming, worthy of history's best of the best cars.

[@Munkenba]

Now I have watched it, I'm in love with that noise

[@Asdasty]

I always wonder how they manage to get these cars on the show. Where do they find people willing to do an interview with them. The owners of this channel are prob well connected.

[@Munkenba]

Best Braai Top gear can't even get this kind of stuff. I guess they're either well connected, or they just rock up with their portfolio and that's enough to earn use of the cars, because it's absolutely brilliant.

[@Johnyboy775]

***** I agree, this car is owned by a wealthy Canadian businessman that made a fortune in clothing. He owns the track this was filmed on (Le circuit Mont-Tremblant.

[@RCCBST]

Best Braai I've always thought that a good way to determine why someone owns a Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, or any high end sports car, is to ask them about the car. If they love to talk on and on about the car, then they own it (for what I feel is) the right reason. These folks with these type of cars have no problem with talking about their cars. Kinda the same thing with doctors. Don't ever feel stupid asking them questions. They looove to share how much they know.

[@Zircon10]

I skipped school to watch this very car practice for the 1967 24 hrs of Daytona. Our high school was about 2/3 mile from the track. When it was coming out of the East turn onto the front tri-oval all you could hear was valve lifter clatter and the air being pushed out of the way. But when it went by the East stands it was deafening, with a huge Doppler pitch change as it raced away from us. The car was running about 195 mph on the banks. I was so excited by the 1-2-3 win by Ferrari that I wrote Enzo a letter. About 4 or 5 months later I got a card signed by him saying “Many thanks” in Italian. After watching about 12 hours of racing I went home that night, crawled into bed, and listened to those Ferraris climb up out of the infield onto the West turn bank and then run up through the gears down the back straightaway. Our home was three miles East of the track so that West turn was like a huge reflector to the East.

[@rocnred]

Great story. Nothing sounds as great as a Ferrari. I have one, and it does not have a sound system. I always believed in the Enzo philosophy: Why would you want to listen to a stereo when there is wonderful music right behind your head? And he was right.

[@challengerbrant]

your post exemplifies why the the true value of youtube is found in the comment section. Salut sir.

[@sebastianbang1138]

Really enjoyed this comment aswell! The most beautiful car in the world. Great story!

[@hanskloss1331]

what an amazing memory 😊 LUCKY YOU

[@plantfeeder6677]

That's cool. So you live in Italy now right? How an American boy could NOT root for their own Country's car is beyond my comprehension. I know I was ecstatic when Ford went prototype racing in 1964. One of the reasons I'm still a Ford fan today. Besides their domination of Indy, Stock Cars and F-1. The 1960's were a great and proud time for all American race fans. Except you I guess!!😣

[@michietn5391]

2:00 Daytona 24 hrs (Feb 1967); I was there. I remember the 330s which gave totally awesome performances, hour after screaming hour. All thru the chilly day, all thru the freezing night. Howling 12 cyl 5 liter beasts ripping thru the infield, shrieking onto the bank turns and the upshifts ringing out into the distance on the back straight. It was teeth-chatteringly unforgettable.

[@drovid008]

Cheers to you, sir! We youngsters are humbly jealous of your luck.

[@BICIeCOMPUTERconGabriele]

@@robbiddlecombe8392 Exactly. Is the 330 a 4litre car?

[@larryc8568]

The 330 P4 was a four liter engined car. Ferrari race engines used the displacement of a single cylinder as its numeration. Hence, 330cc per cylinder. Multiply by 12=3,960 cc or almost exactly 4 liters. The 250 LM which won LeMans in 1965 was a three liter car. 250cc x 12=3,000 cc.

[@RZFitnessTV]

I could cry just looking at it...

[@TheSnookerGym]

That is exactly what I thought - and I am sure I would do if someone opened their garage door and it was just sitting there to welcome me.

[@JohnTheRecoilJunkie]

RZFitnessTV I watch this video a lot and almost cry every time.

[@iMorris1700]

I'm already crying!!! Bro hug?

[@deldridg]

Funny you should say that... sniff...

[@erlendfjeldstad7843]

This video is just so touching... WHAT a car.

[@Mr18000rpm]

When art, sport, beauty and craftsmanship define the parameters; Ferrari 330P4 is the answer.

[@375GTB]

Mr18000rpm When someone pointed out that there COULD have been more downforce, the reply ( by the body builder),was that YES, there could have been.... But it would have spoiled the LOOKS! No one ever complained about their stability at 198 mph. 205 mph, when drafting the big Fords! Even through The Kink in The Mulsanne Coupe or Spyder. That begat the Ginther Lip on the 176 mph GTOs.... 240 pounds of LIFT, became a slight down force... The beginnings of a new world of aero packages.. The 330P3s had the first small Diaplanes, on the front fenders. Roll hoop inverted airfoils had been tried on the Spyders, from the '62 Dinos... Most prominent on the '65 P2s.. The press never caught on... I first felt them on Graham Hill's private entered 330P at Sebring. Flat on top.. curved on the bottom... a wing! Hill saw me testing that out, put his finger to his lips and winked. I shook my head emphatically... Mums the word! I scurried away before a pit official saw me there. Jim Hall was only a couple pits away.. This was 1965.... or maybe '64.... I was only 15, but the Ferrari mechanics SAW how much I loved their cars. Particularly the oldest, most irrasciable of them.... Who, in later years, would talk to me in good enough American... I used to pay close attention to things like rear suspensions with 8x30 binoculars in places like the Esses... and the sweeper after them Ferrari, ALFA, Lola, as the rear of the prototypes were opened up to observation. Jo Bonnier was kind enough to thank me for them, in 72... His Lola was the most STABLE, under bump steer. I had read my suspension book by Frank Costin..... By which time I was an unknown journalist, of a sorts..... Then Jo was dead a few months later... at The Hunederres... Helicoptered into the trees.. Hill had to go looking for his friend.. Ghastly business. Took the joy out of his win... Racing..... Like Lucian Bianchi, and Piers Courage, who I had also spoken with... When they were ALFA drivers, there..... Next to my heart with Ferrari. I've SEEN Ferrari mechanics helping ALFA mechanics, late at night, before the race, and vice versa... working on a transaxle.... They WANTED each other there for the race! KNEW how important BOTH were to the crowd and the sport. True Italians with big hearts! I forget the Latin word for it... MUCH like the Brits F-1 teams, in that... Indy teams TOO! Helping each other out so they could RACE! Win on the track, not by circumstances in the pits or with shipping from home! Lola and Mirage were not enough! Porsche was not there, that year... Your competitor was your FRIEND! Made it all worthwhile... You can bet Corvette LIKES Viper being there. Competitors, YES! But Americans! The Sport...

[@lupodelupis3672]

I'm italian and usually i don't love my country. Bad politicians ruined everything, corruption and mafious attutide spread all over. But casually i found this kind of video and i thought that at least there's something to be proud in Italy.

[@ezioauditore1522]

Ma vai in Svizzera a fare gli orologi a cucù. Solito lamentino del cazzo, ma che palle!

[@AlbertoDsign]

375gtb, I really want to enjoy your comments, but the way you write them makes me dizzy.... Shame because they look like great stories.

[@xj_220]

gt40 bitch

[@wedgesvisions]

who dislikes a video like this? what's to dislike? it's pure passion.

[@woooster17]

They Googled the wrong kind of porn.. They are also dead inside, i feel sorry for their souls.

[@chickendrama3390]

+Wedges Visions - Canal de Jogos prius owners..

[@blacdout96]

+waynester71 Apparently they typed in sexy screaming red heads. None the less, rather watch this any day.

[@yassinebenhamida4100]

+Wedges Visions - Canal de Jogos 31 wankers to report :/

[@RadyaRas]

+Wedge's Visions prius drivers?

[@jazz21977]

My absolute favorite .... Been driving this most in Assetto Corsa.. It's a perfect car to learn tracks with.. it's just sooo forgiving.. enter a corner a bit to fast... just hit the throttle a bit more make the the rear end just inch over enough to be pointing towards the apex.... This car is just perfection...

[@kuglofbg7446]

Cuz it weighs less than a lotus

[@literallyshaking8019]

Hands down one of the most beautiful cars ever made, and the sound is unmatched. Automotive perfection.

[@luckey4980]

I agree. This was probably the prettiest Le mans Racer ever......

[@user-lb7pt6jb3o]

Gt40

[@KompletterGeist]

+Colds no. this is so much more elegant

[@luckey4980]

Gorgeous.... one of the nicest Le Mans Racers ever....

[@jamesgarvey8402]

+Colds where the GT40 is a muscular man, this Ferrari is a beautiful woman. I'd take the woman in the red dress all day thank you very much!

[@SilvesterHumaj]

In the top three... along with The Porsche 917

[@TRJx86]

Nice to see this car running rather than just sitting in a museum I think

[@375GTB]

Glick drives his on the Interstate regularly. I treasure a pic of it going away on the turnpike The 330P4 tag surrounded by those FOUR pipes! Only wishing for the AUDIO track to go with it! Those 3 valves per cylinder.. 9300 rpm Unique! I once was blessed to hear them for 24 Hours... Daytona 1967 If I don't dream of Kathy.... I dream if THEM! Gearing down for the infield Screaming around the 180 behind the pits Where I heard my first NART 250 GTO in 1964.... Pedro Rodriguez 4 wheel drifting! HEAVEN! J.C.

[@rajat1960]

@@michaelmeliambro5117 you are everywhere... you must be broke asf

[@EbilEnemyofBurgerTown]

@@rajat1960 Lmao I’m surprised that that dumb neckbeard even deleted his reply. Can’t say the same for the other comment threads.

[@tedmarakas2626]

Use it or lose it. Mechanical parts fail if not used.

[@kapquarfa]

Petrolicious, you are the only KZbin channel that can successfully evoke emotion from car videos. You guys make my favorite videos. Thanks for all the effort you guys put in- we all appreciate it.

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

If you're feeling suicidal, yes.

[@tsotighguy]

One of the first cars to elicit an emotional response dang near close to shedding some tears. This is automotive art. And it's incredibly beautiful.

[@lucasandri5462]

Every now and then I watch this video, is beautiful. The guy clearly has a lot of passion and the car is so beautiful. Amazing smooth lines in the body work that flow perrfectly from front to back.

[@hondansx1000]

I thought this was a hard top, but never the less it is one of the prettiest objects ever made...a pure work of art...and that V12...oh my

[@375GTB]

In memory of: Lorenzo Bandini Ludovico Scarfiotti Pedro Rodriguez Mike Parkes Jean Guichet ALL who ever drove them! FORZA FERRARI Que Bella Machina!

[@zundix]

Yes. I have seen him on the Monza podium with Chris Amon, April 25 1967. I was a kid and I was so happy, and so was everyone around. He died two weeks later in Monaco, I was terrified in front of the tv while the car was burning.

[@375GTB]

Right! I first saw poor Banders at Sebring, 1964. If memory serves he co-drove the winning SEFAC 275P with Mike Parkes, after Sir John desyroed the RR lower A arm on his 330P from dropping a wheel of into the sand, on exiting the Webster Turns... Sparks flying.. observed closely with my WWII Navy armored B&L 7x50s.... I got to know the elder SEFAC mechanic from my observations... and Sir John came over and rather sheepishly thanked me for my report.... he ended up 3rd.... After replacing the arm.... ANYWAY, if Enzo had allowed racing the 246 Dino F-1 car at Monza, Banders may well have WON! Might be still with us today.... And YES Surtees might have won another WC for Ferrari and maybe another Le Mans We will never know... Enzo's EGO! )-:// J.C.

[@375GTB]

TRULY!

[@375GTB]

Alberto Ascari Eugenio Castelotti, Fon de Portago.... Just off the top... J.C.

[@manueldemartinis695]

yeah really what a car built by ing. Forghieri! :-0

[@CyberSoldat]

Sexiest Ferrari ever built, If someone says cars are not art just show them this car and they'll shut up.

[@rougeandrei9095]

ShmotzGaming some people think cars is just metal machines that moves u into one place to another but no......

[@johncarl5505]

Rouge63 Destroyer Actually yes, but ok...

[@leatherbag5418]

I tried that on my mom, it didn't work

[@MrGaryGG48]

There is a large portion of the population that regards an automobile as a "transportation appliance." It ranks right up there with a good refrigerator or a dishwasher. Many of them drive the most bland creations in the marketplace and are quite pleased with their choices because they get 30+ mpg and they can drive in the commuter lane all by themselves. There's no point in opening a discussion with these folks. They don't care and you're wasting your breath!!

[@RYNOCIRATOR_V5]

they won't shut up. art buffs think they know everything, they'll never say that cars are art. my secondary school art teacher put me off drawing almost entirely because she wouldn't let me draw cars, i'm still salty about it 5+ years later so i still don't draw.

[@nickcrown7566]

As an 18 year old in 1967, and a Lorenzo Bandini fan this car means so much. I went to Brands Hatch to see the BOAC 500......The P4s were there..no Bandini sadly but Amon, Stewart, Scarfiotti and many more...what a day...race won by the Chaperal but it was the P4s that were the stars.....great video, thanks.

[@Americathebeautiful49]

Time and place are so important to our destiny. How many people can say they had that particular experience. You are so fortunate. I was 17 in 1967 and living in North Hollywood California. My Brothers and I loved Ferraris and we occasionally saw various movie stars driving them on the street but be weren’t able to see them race until the CanAm series at Riverside California. Not the prettiest setting for a track but one year Ferrari had two cars entered driven by Chris Amon and Jonathan Williams. Seeing those cars changed the trajectory of my life. Isn’t life wonderful.

[@plantfeeder6677]

​@@Americathebeautiful49turncoat!. Every American race fan I met was a Ford fan back then. Me included as we were proud of what they did and were doing in international racing. Kind of a weird name you got all things considered!😑

[@tsrzad]

I’ve re-watched this one probably 2 dozen times and can still get choked up @ the beauty and sound. Such an outstanding piece Petrolicious!

[@MrChinofx]

I'm about to cry. I fckng love cars. Thanks for doing this world class films.

[@JIANYM36]

racing a 9 million $ car that's passion! lool

[@koopatoopa667]

Jiany Mass it is way more than that...people say it could sell for over 50-million

[@samuelminazio4810]

Jiany Star Massa vich not 9 million but 35 milion (from italy)

[@meowface1202]

no

[@johnmartlew5897]

So.....we are essentially saying...”Priceless”. How many objects truly enter that realm? A Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Van Gogh, an antique Japanese sword, a mere handful.

[@375GTB]

$36M 250 GTO... Brands Hatch! Ditto 250LM...

[@LoneWolf-wp9dn]

oh man such a beautiful car... such a raw racing package... in those days they didnt fight for that tenth of a second like they do these days in f1 or LM... they just said we need to make the best car we can and they did and thats why the essence of racing and of craftsmanship is so strong in this car

[@juliansmith-mclallen1784]

Facts

[@ricklarner9263]

My favorite car hands down, I'm 70 and have followed racing, raced 16 years, and have seen them all, but none are the P4, magnificent chassis!!! Thanks for showing it!!

[@warren010h]

What I love most about seeing these cars driving today is it gives you a sense of what the folks decades ago were looking at. Often times when you watch racing footage of when these cars raced, color isn't all good and you miss out on what they really looked like. Seeing this beautiful red on a bright and sunny day, people back then saw the same thing. The racers did, the fans did. Same beauty, just only separated by time.

[@christianaugustin7047]

Classiest car culture channel on the internet and they don't disappoint. I had the chance to drive that car in GT5 and I thought "there's no way that car is that good in real life." Guess I was wrong.

[@ptjww9455]

Most likely one of the most beautiful things ever put on wheels.

[@SilvesterHumaj]

Modern Ferraris ain't shit, THIS is a Ferrari!

[@yashsrivastava5227]

Ay that's what's up... who's idea was it to stop making manual ferraris?

[@sd6580]

a souless engineer

[@leatherbag5418]

I know right? I have a Ferrari 330 P4 kit car, and I get all of the attention! I love it! This is by far my favorite car, way over, BMW, Bugatti, McLaren, any other Ferrari... you name it!

[@CaptainFALKEN]

FNaFmap Music Right. Nothing beats the styling and quality materials of classic automobiles. Even spot on replicas of Le Mans legends amaze me. The 330 P4 replicas even being one of them.

[@abielruiz1625]

Yash Srivastava John Barnar

[@Antonio-ru9kv]

For me this is one of the most beautiful race cars ever made.

[@375GTB]

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL!

[@rajat1960]

@@375GTB Actually I will prefer the 250 GTO over it.. but the 330 P4 has that special vibe ....

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

GT40???????

[@Jorcap]

When I go to Le Mans, I feel the heritage of the heroes that drove fast on that dangerous track (especially in that time, with these cars). They feel like true heroes. These cars can give people a handshake, a timetraveling experience with the heroes that drove them. That's what makes 'm so special. Most of those heroes aren't alive anymore, but their work, their heritage is encripted in these cars. Man... one day I will see or touch one of these cars, or just being around them. I feel honoured just to hear it running. Great video Petrolicious.

[@quickdeuce]

Wow,, hearing Nick describe the thoughts, the feelings he has as he drives this amazing automobile,, he truly understands the dreams, the passions of Enzo and his people who have designed and produced Ferrari doesn't he. This is an awesome video.

[@jasonholtkamp6483]

When are they going to do the alfa romeo 33 stradale???

[@quarkthompson4520]

Jason Holtkamp 👍👍👍 bravissimo...

[@johntempest267]

Or an actual Le mans winner, like the Mk 4?

[@semiedgv]

@@johntempest267 mk2

[@hoatattis7283]

@@johntempest267 Ha ha your GT40 number 5 on the All time winners list

[@johntempest267]

@@hoatattis7283 And where does the P330 fall on this list? Haha!?

[@MrNickjberry]

Dear Petrolicious.... This is perhaps my favorite of your videos, and I have seen all of them. Fantastic job. The soft piano music audibly accentuates the soft curves of the body panels and the gorgeous design. Counterbalanced with the roar of the engine during the driving segments, it shows both the feminine and masculine side of this incredible P4. I don't care if it's owned by some rich prick somewhere... It's a thing of beauty and needs to be shared with the world. Bravo.

[@ramonmv17]

True

[@leatherbag5418]

I couldn't have said it better myself

[@philipschrantz8402]

A design that has stood the test of time. My heart smiles every time I see it...

[@scottsmith491]

This car is STUNNING!! From every angle....... truly beautiful. No question that it comes from the true "Golden age" of racing.

[@vanilakung7563]

Car is owned by Laurance Stroll living in Canada. Hes a ferrari collector who owns 20+ Ferraris, he also owns the 275 Nart that Petrolicious made a video of before it went to auction

[@mazdaman1980]

Well shame on him, he needs to share more. He shouldn't be so mean as to keep them al for himself....:-)

[@MrTheMrhappy]

mazdaman1980 Well he also owns the ferrari dealership in Montreal, Canada so we could say he shares ferraries by selling them...

[@davidweiner5468]

Actually he is a Canadian citizen who has lived in Switzerland for some time.

[@1312_PV]

The same Lawrece Stroll that owns the new Force India F1 team?

[@konstantinosfotopoulos8701]

Rubertoe yeah he is the father of lance.

[@mitchgawlik1175]

Well done film of a beautiful and classic Ferrari. Nick Longhi did an admirable job on the narration.

[@tonylockhart1963]

Stunning. Beautiful. I'm so glad these cars were built, and even more glad they're looked after and driven.

[@darrenkaspers9331]

This has been my favourite car since I was 5, I'm 36 now I've got so many models of it yet No1 under 50 I know has ever heard of it! Stunning car!!! I love it so much. It's part of my childhood now.

[@bloqk16]

The Description writes in glowing terms about the success of the P4, but Porsche with its underpowered 2 liter engine 910; and 2.2 liter 907, gave Ferrari a run for its money in the 1967 endurance racing season; where the manufacturer's title wasn't decided until the final race of the season, the BOAC 500 at Brands Hatch, which saw Ferrari prevailing.

[@plantfeeder6677]

Yep. Porsche was a force everywhere but the fastest tracks.

[@MrObiwan1]

Another Ferrari Masterpiece !! Stunningly beautiful car , engine note to die for, another reason Ferrari stands alone at the pinnacle of car design and production.

[@4thImpulse]

*used to

[@manoharjishnu2009]

4thImpulse You drive one. The new one. And then come here and comment again.

[@MrObiwan1]

All Supercar companies have fires at times ? GT3 ?????????? Lol

[@4thImpulse]

Drive a car a quarter the price that doesn't flame on, and tell me why a Ferrari badge is worth so much. It's easy to see both Porsche and Ferrari have left their roots behind. This car won't ever be repeated. Kinda sad in a way.

[@unfound23]

4thImpulse They no only lost their roots, they lost their soul their idea of how a car should be! With overregulation of this god forsaken world there came simmilar car designs, exhaust emmisions and their regulation have put the N/A engine into ground (for the most part -> Mazda skyactive)! All the new technology has led to cars who are not allowed to have issues! And if you ever loved a woman the way she deserved it you will know you start to love everything you don´t like about her, her mistakes! This is what makes these "old" cars so beautiful, not one part on them was the same every inch was different on every single one, most of them hand built, not the today´s bentley "hand-built" which is kinda "we mad the stiching on our own!" badge^^! Long story short, if a car has history, soul, doesn´t look like anything else and you don´t think you´re flying the enterprise when you drive it, it is something special ;-),today.... :-(

[@finnjeffrey572]

Best looking car. Ever.

[@375GTB]

BEST SOUNDING! 3 valves per cylinder VERY RARE! 8500 rpm 1000 more than the wonderful sohc Ferrari's PERFECT! That IDLE! Unbeatable! J.C.

[@humakhan80]

@@375GTB well that's subjective I think the M5 V10 sounds nicer but beauty is in the ear of the beholder

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

@@humakhan80 I've heard 427 Corvettes and 454 Chevelles make a sweeter noise......

[@EbilEnemyofBurgerTown]

@@michaelmeliambro5117 I’ve heard Ferrari 488 Pista’s and Mercedes AMG GTR’s have a more refined sound. Your lopey cam V8’s sound like a broken diesel truck.

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

@@EbilEnemyofBurgerTown Since when do you think ur opinion matters??????

[@PatrikFilmMaker]

Ferrari is Art

[@80sf1fan2]

I am from maranello

[@KevsUploads]

De Girolamo Filmmaker yes!

[@jazz21977]

If Ferrari is Art, this is the centerpiece!

[@adamjefri4776]

Ferrari Is ArT (FIAT) JK

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

GT40 is ART. Ferrari is OFFENSIVE.

[@Breitman123]

Total respect to this guy for putting a car like this on the track, instead of leaving it in a garage somewhere to simply look at. 👊🏻

[@Verichai]

One of the most beautiful cars ever crafted by the hand of man. One of the most beautifully shot car videos anywhere.

[@dennisweifenbach2647]

Absolutely Beautiful, one of my all time favorite Ferrari's.

[@yaakovha1948]

Brought tears to my eyes,stupid old man that I am. Thank you Petro.

[@Baafs214]

I love this channel so so much. What an epic video. Every video is magic and so well made. It's a thrill and an adventure to watch them. Keep it up guys, you are the best!

[@knighttuttruptuttrup8518]

Truly a thing of beauty. The humble commentary, very classy. Well done!

[@iAmCodeMonkey]

That engine note gave me literal goosebumps for a few seconds. Glorious!

[@wachatalknboutwillis]

That's not a car; that's a masterpiece!

[@justicewarrior9187]

Most beautiful car in existence!! This and the Alfa Romeo!! Pieces of art!

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

That is to say, they WOULD be pieces of art if they were impounded and dumped in the sea!!!!!

[@EbilEnemyofBurgerTown]

@@michaelmeliambro5117 Stop being a toxic piece of shit, you inbred neckbeard.

[@ernesto_longhi]

It's the most beautiful race car ever. A dream one.

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

LOL Beautiful in the GT40's rear-view mirror, where it belongs!!!!

[@afenijmeijer9027]

I saw the 1968 and 1969 Le Mans winning Gulf Ford GT 40 Chassis #1075 at Goodwood Festival of Speed in July this year (2019). The car lives in Arizona USA and the owner very kindly agreed to show the car at Goodwood this year so I simply had to to go to Goodwood. It is 50 years ago since the Le Mans win in 1969. I addition this car also won 4 other World Championship Endurance races at Sebring 12 hours in 1969, Spa 1000km, Watkins Glen 6 hours and Brands Hatch 6 hours in 1968. Oh yes, it finished 3rd at the Nurburgring 1000km in 1968 too. That car is very ,very special. It has never been restored and is still in its 1969 Le Mans winning livery with the patina to go with it. What a sight and what a beautiful car. An absolutely priceless piece of auto racing history and quite simply irreplaceable. Long may it stay around and, if it ever changes ownership, that it stays as is. My point is that this car, to me , is the most desirable car on the planet. Above any Porsche, Ferrari, any anything as there is not a living racing car with that sort of history.

[@plantfeeder6677]

Well spoken. I have a diecast model of chassis 1075. Loved growing up watching Ford win all those years. The 1960s was such a great time to be an American race fan. Especially a Ford fan

[@dividedunion7217]

Time never stops, but this car will always look this beautiful

[@glenngallup5163]

One of the most? If this isn't the most beautiful race car ever built I'll eat you hat.

[@robertoautore9252]

I agree beauty design prestige iconic masterpiece Scuderia Ferrari

[@freakeasia]

@@robertoautore9252 indeed

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

@@freakeasia Are we not even going to CONSIDER the Blue Oval?????

[@EbilEnemyofBurgerTown]

@@michaelmeliambro5117 Nobody cares about an oval track. If you want a real track look no further than the German Nurburgring.

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

@@EbilEnemyofBurgerTown The Autobahn was conceived by NAZIS!!!! Let that sink in.

[@JammieDawdger]

Best looking Ferrari (if not car) of all time.

[@mereclander]

You are driving one of the coolest and more amazing cars on the world.

[@ricksondavilama4634]

probably the only video in the entire youtube who shows off the sound of this car, first time hearing it

[@isbcornbinder]

I was fortunate to be able to drive a Porsche 904, in the 1960s. I still get emotional after 50 years.

[@hotchihuahua1546]

It is even in 2019 still one of the most stunning looking cars ever made , this coming from a Ford guy ! The flowing and rounded lines look so much better than the choppy lines of new sports cars of today !

[@lucasandri5462]

I perfectly agree with you, another car that's as beautiful as this in my opinion is the Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale, check it out.

[@Skumtomten1]

​@@lucasandri5462 Thats another stunning car. There is something very special about the 60s sports cars/prototypes or even 60s cars in general. The Ferraris are the most beautiful in my opinion, but I love the Porsche and Alfa Romeo's as well.

[@lucasandri5462]

@@Skumtomten1 in terms of sport cars I agree with you on the Ferraris. But as a road car my dream is the Alfa 33 stradale

[@Skumtomten1]

@@lucasandri5462 Yea, it's also one of my favorites. Hope you are not too tall though, would be tough to get inside that car if you are hehehe. My favorite road car is the 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB.

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

Get a load of this delusional pr*ck, lying to himself.......

[@ArthurSperotto]

I think I have favorited every single video from Petrolicious... P.S.: For the work you guys put in, you do not deserve 156K subscribers. You deserve 156M.

[@LeprosuGnome]

This car is gorgeous, it aged really really well

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

LOL yea......why not get ur eyes checked????

[@LeprosuGnome]

@@michaelmeliambro5117 maybe get yours?

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

@@LeprosuGnome Do u ppl have brain damage or somethin'??????? What is it about this despicable red TURD that grabs ur curiosity???

[@LeprosuGnome]

@@michaelmeliambro5117 do you? Why care about what other people like? No need to keep liking your own comments either, its pretty pathetic.

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

@@LeprosuGnome "Why care about what others like"????? Maybe bcuz I can't stand ppl who are too IGNORANT to realize the error of their own ways.

[@brucethomson4425]

without question one of the most beautiful racing cars ever built

[@bradleyland]

I could listen to Nick Longhi talk about Ferrari cars & history all day. What an incredible job to have.

[@baum6801]

This video made me realise how little money i make...

[@nicolasrmarca9642]

Baum the men who built this probably couldn’t afford it themselves either 😂

[@375GTB]

God bless David Piper, TOO! A LIFE WORTH LIVING! Gave a LEG for it!

[@555Gear]

Magnificent.

[@SFolkes97]

The Camelot era of sports car racing. Ford Gt's, Chaparrals, Ferraris, Lolas all so often narrated by Chris Economaki. A great time to be a teenager. I miss everything about those cars - the looks, the sounds, the drivers and the tracks.

[@ah6352]

The most beautiful car ever created. I compare this to the SR-71 Blackbird. They will never be duplicated.

[@donkeytime1704]

I've always loved Ferrari's and this design is just a work of art. Enzo Ferrari was definitely a man with a vision.

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

As was Henry Ford II.......

[@donkeytime1704]

@@michaelmeliambro5117 Just so you know, I'm aware of that and I own two Ford's. Enzo at the time was just trying to make a better business deal and Henry took it so all personal. Either way, both companies did well and turned out well.

[@plantfeeder6677]

​@@donkeytime1704wrong. Enzo used Ford, while insulting them, to garner support from the Italian government to bail him out(which they did through Fiat). You are uninformed if you watched that joke of a movie and think they told you anything close to the real story. Go Like Hell by A.J. Baime is where you will find the real story about what happened. Henry Ford II had every right to react the way he did.

[@donkeytime1704]

@@plantfeeder6677 Wasn't the GT40 design carried over from the Lola Mk6 design which was designed by Eric Broadley a British engineer? As far as the movie is concerned, that perspective can take a hike. Either way, both designs Ford or Ferrari are beautiful.

[@plantfeeder6677]

​@@donkeytime1704the Lola Mk.6 inspired it but GT40 was still a ground up build by Ford and the GT40 Mk.4 that beat this car in 1967 had absolutely nothing in common with the Lola. That movie was an insult to all Ford fans. They sullied the greatest achievement in American motorsports history. Go Like Hell by A.J. Baime is the story to read. It tells the truth.

[@375GTB]

Looking at the new 330P3, in '66 Someone commented that it could have had more downforce. The designer said Yes, but that would have ruined the LOOKS! Look at the the 1969 312P Coupes He was spot on...

[@plantfeeder6677]

More downforce would've made the P3 slower than the Cobra Daytona. As it was it was only 3 mph faster than the GT catagory cars on the mulsanne straight.

[@Teamshmo]

I love this car. It looks so amazing.

[@karlviolin]

such a gorgeous car . . . wOw !! and thankyou Petrolicious not playing sum obnoxious loud music when it's running but rather letting the car sing with it's fabulous voice 😎👍

[@MMK86]

WHAT A CAR....The 330 P4 is a car of dreams, timeless art

[@CJM44.41]

Proud to know it's a Canadian-owned car! :)

[@RubberDuckTrucking]

good old circuit mont-tremblant :D

[@CJM44.41]

Just the most beautiful circuit isn't it? :) Gotta get out east one day and drive it!

[@RubberDuckTrucking]

yes its the best i've been to, the elevations make it very exciting and technical

[@bunta53]

Connor M. Lawrence Stroll is aculy jewish

[@jdl6881]

BLAME CANADA BLAME CANADA

[@aLaSchnairre]

whats the music in the background

[@boogeye1949]

It´s a V12 engine..!

[@Johan-ud8qd]

I came here after watching Ford v Ferrari😊

[@evocfox2138]

Same

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

@@evocfox2138 Now, you'll really have something to cry about. That Carroll Shelby whooped ur beloved "prancing horse's" a** a record FOUR TIMES!

[@justsam100]

Michael Meliambro this cars won at Daytona, which was what they were built for, so pretty successful i’d say.

[@michaelmeliambro5117]

@@justsam100 STILL not impressive when they couldn't even win on the EUROPEAN race tracks like Le Mans, that they were BUILT for!!!!

[@justsam100]

Michael Meliambro the cars shipped to America were specifically made to take on the GT40s AND race and at Daytona. What i think is impressive is that a 4 liter performed better than a 7 liter in an endurance race. 4 cars were sent and 4 (1 of which was an half assed upgrade of the old car due to money costraints) finished the raced taking all the top spots. The Mk. IV won again at Le Mans because they were upgraded again, while Ferrari didn’t. A small company that was on the brink of going under just a few years prior couldn’t afford to keep up with Ford and he knew that.

[@bigmoncrief6071]

Brilliant little film. I've never much liked Ferrari as an organisation but happily admit some of their cars are stunning and the P4 is my favourite. It's the nearest thing to a perfect racing car I've ever seen or heard. Very good point about cars of that era being the culmination of engineer, designer and driver input.

[@edwinperez-silva]

How in the world did the gt40s beat ferrari back in the day? DAMN! Respect for both brands

[@plantfeeder6677]

By being faster. Honestly that's it. As gorgeous as these 330s were, they were nowhere as fast as the GT40 in any configuration. The 289 Ford GT of 1964 was faster than this car down the mulsanne. Fords were crazy fast in that era.

[@bradleycazzell6225]

What is the name of the song played at 1:13? I need to know!

[@yukonboy03]

What song is being played around 1:30?

[@frangi1987]

Is that song composed by Ludovico Einaudi? If so, what is the name of the song?

[@Thigrandil]

This is the most beautiful car i have ever seen. it is like the mona lisa. a sculpture of immeasurable worth. It's just... i am at a loss of words. It honestly brings tears to my eyes. My god. what a car.

[@jayernster7869]

In addition to the justified accolades the car deserves, Nick Longhi is a top drawer man as well. The perfect man to drive this historic machine. Another great Petrolicious video. Never tire of looking at it, even in 2022....

[@EmojiSmilie]

A show car cant be a race car,but a race car can be a show car - emojismilie

[@overlex]

3:37 - For those who have never seen the face of a god, now you have.

[@aleyoutube8596]

"Date a un bambino un foglio di carta, dei colori e chiedetegli di disegnare un automobile, sicuramente la farà rossa" Enzo Ferrari

[@plantfeeder6677]

In Italy in the 1960s for sure. I think Brits would chose green. French Blue. Germans Silver😉

[@onephotographerslife]

I stared at this car for about an hour when it was being shown at the 2016 Finali Mondiali Classiche Concours d'Elegance at Daytona. I had already watched this Petrolicious video which made the moment that much more special.

[@jasonjcr_cars819]

You didn’t need to make another video after you did that. It was....perfect.

[@studid55]

3:30.... No words

[@wakemeupwhentheworldisntfucked]

LOL.

[@Driiftex]

one of the best ferraris, fuck the new ferraris

[@leleedler]

Agree. Although I do love the 400i.

[@James-fx8eb]

+Driiftex. They don't make them like this anymore, and that doesn't just go to Ferrari.

[@Driiftex]

Explore yeah

[@lukeharkness8924]

+Explore yeah it's such a shame

[@taigaaisaka2092]

195 people are Prius/Tesla drivers.

[@McLarenF1God]

This man is extremely intelligent, eloquent, and so precisely captured the experience that I kind of feel as if I got to drive it.

[@acruzp]

For some reason KZbin decided to recommend this 4 years after I first saw it. The way this man speaks of his machine, I can't help but wonder how he didn't tear up on camera.