the Ferrari Dino 246 GTS was a more powerful evolution of its predecessor, the Dino 206. Power comes via a mid-mounted ...

Just 1274 Dino 246 GTS Spyders were made, and they're worth a fortune today, but very few have this one's provenance and comprehensive documentation. Looking at this Ferrari Dino 246 GTS ...

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 ...

Bring a Trailer The 246 Dino was long considered a poor relation because it wasn't originally sold as a Ferrari, but collectors realized that it's a gorgeous car regardless of the badging ...

until the final 246 rolled off the assembly line in Maranello, Ferrari sold over 3700 Dinos, more than any other model of the prancing horse ever. Before the Dino, it seemed every Ferrari made had ...

A Gift, A Theft, and a Heist Gone Wrong The Ferrari Dino 246 GTS in question, chassis number 07862, was originally purchased ...

The Dino 206 GT was Ferrari’s answer to the Porsche 911 and ... 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 ...

£300,000 The Dino name plate arrived in 1968, and the 246 is the pinnacle of this Ferrari sub-brand. There was a time when Enzo Ferrari couldn't envisage his cars being powered by anything other ...

Today, Brad Howard still calls the 1974 Ferrari Dino 246 GTS his daily. It’s not just the excellent handling that does it for him; this is a car that Howard bought after it was found buried in a ...

Yeah we know, a Dino 246 is not technically a Ferrari. Those cars built between 1956 and 1975, both single-seat racers and road-going machines, were badged with the Dino brand, named after Enzo's ...