To this day, the 1970 Ferrari 512 S Modulo never fails to turn heads. It's a rarer sight than spotting a unicorn or Bigfoot, but the luscious wedge-shaped supercar exists solely to inspire. Ferrari ...

In the later part of the 1960s, Ferrari gave Pininfarina a bit more freedom to draw up crazy designs such as the 512S Modulo. Only one example of the breed was ever manufactured, penned by Paolo ...

The awesome car collection of James Glickenhaus has just been graced by the addition of one of the rarest and most legendary automobiles in existence, the Ferrari Modulo concept. The concept was ...

Renowned racing car collector James Glickenhaus has recently announced he managed to convince famous Italian car design firm Pininfarina to sell their one-of-kind Ferrari Modulo concept. The famous ...

Pininfarina is arguably the most influential automotive design house in history. Battista Farina’s pioneering work and Sergio Pininfarina’s later vision built a legacy that’s included some of the most ...

The world has no shortage of rare and award-winning Ferraris, but none look so dramatic as the spaceship-on-wheels Ferrari 512S Modulo. Created back in 1970 by famed design studio Pininfarina, the ...

Underneath this wild Pininfarina-designed body shell sits a Ferrari 512S race car chassis. Built in the early 1970s, this car was toured around the show circuit as a concept for future design elements ...

Back in 2014, James Glickenhaus added a real rarity to his car collection: the one-off Ferrari Modulo. Now, it drives again. Video from Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus (SCG) shows the concept taking to ...

Pininfarina sums up the Ferrari Modulo as "an extreme special berlinetta, single-volume, experimental one-off prototype, built on the Ferrari 512S chassis." But the car's history needs further ...

The Concorso d’Eleganza vintage car show at Villa d’Este, Italy, has become a haven for the oddly beautiful yet forgotten. Last year, the one-off Lancia Stratos HF Zero stole the show, flaunting its ...

Here's a fun problem to have. Let's say you're a car company famous for going racing. You built yourself a bunch of racing cars so you could beat the pants off your biggest rival. Then you find out ...

Pininfarina's Ferrari prototype-based Modulo concept car, the star of the 1970 Turin Motor Show, wasn't supposed to need a key. Its racing V12 was gutted by Ferrari before the chassis landed at the ...