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Power
0–62 mph (0–100 km/h)
Top speed (280 km/h)
Our take, from owner reports
Insufficient owner data available.
1 problem reported · low confidence
No mechanical faults, reliability concerns, or common problems are discussed.
Insufficient owner data available.
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Insufficient owner data available. The provided community feedback consists almost entirely of tuning recommendations and historical descriptions for a video game context, with no substantive long-term ownership experiences, reliability reports, or driving impressions for the physical vehicle. The mentions are functional, focusing on share codes for virtual performance modifications. There is a single, brief historical note describing the 1968 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 as a "rare classic" and another describing the design lineage of the 365 GT4 2+2, but these do not constitute owner feedback on the real-world car's driving dynamics, maintenance, costs, or livability.
Insufficient owner data available.
Insufficient owner data available.
Insufficient owner data available. No purchase advice, driving impressions, or ownership guidance is present in the data.
The analysis is severely limited as the provided JSON data does not contain authentic owner experiences for the Ferrari 365 road car. The vast majority of content is from video game tuning forums, where the car is treated as a digital asset for competitive racing. The single piece of relevant historical context notes designer Leonardo Fioravanti's work on models including the "365 GTB Daytona" and the "365 GT4 2+2," but this is not owner feedback. A true owner experience report cannot be generated from this dataset. Analysis based on approximately 24 substantive discussions, none of which pertain to real-world ownership.
Not sold in North America: these versions are from other markets.
4.4 V12
4.4L 12-cylinder · 352 hp · RWD · manual
Built 1969–1973