A Ferrari may now be purchased in a variety of hues, including brilliant yellow, black, and metallic grey. However, there isn't a big variety of colors to pick from. The most iconic color for a Ferrari is, of course, red. In fact, most ardent collectors believe that the only authentic color for an iconic machine like a Ferrari is its signature red. Any other hue is a sin. Today, red Ferraris account for 45 percent of all sales. What you may not know is that all Ferraris were originally red. In the beginning, there was no other color option. The red paint is officially known as "Rosso Scuderia." And, while the color red has been synonymous with the Ferrari brand in recent years, it was never a clever market
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