Quick comparison
The Ferrari 166 Inter appeared in 1948, the Ferrari 195 Inter in 1950 – 2 years later. Both have a V12 engine, mounted at the front. The higher top speed belongs to the Ferrari 195 Inter: 200 km/h versus 170 km/h. The lighter one is the Ferrari 166 Inter: 900 kg versus 950 kg. The rarer one is the Ferrari 195 Inter: 25 units versus 37.
Ferrari 166 InterFerrari 195 Inter
1948–1950Period1950–1951
2.0 l (1995 cm³) Colombo V12Engine2.3 l (2341 cm³) Colombo V12
1995 cm³Displacement2341 cm³
massima 90 PS bei 5600 /minPower130 PS at 6000 rpm
–0–100 km/h9.4 s
170 km/hTop speed200 km/h
900 kgWeight950 kg
37Units built25
5-speed manualTransmission5-speed manual
Front-engine, rear-wheel driveLayoutFront-engine, rear-wheel drive
Coupé; BarchettaBody–
Touring; Stabilimenti Farina; VignaleDesignVignale; Ghia; Touring; Motto
2620 mmWheelbase2500 mm
3950 × 1410 × 1390 mmL × W × H–
All values come from the data sheets of the two models (sources listed there). The better value is highlighted in green wherever both data sheets give a comparable figure. Photos – Ferrari 166 Inter: Luc106, Public domain; Ferrari 195 Inter: Mr.choppers, CC BY-SA 3.0. Licenses and originals: Sources & image credits.
