How the data is verified
The data sheets are sourced from Wikipedia articles in three languages (English, German, Italian), maintained independently of each other. Production years are compared automatically: if at least two language editions match, the information is considered verified (green mark). Discrepancies are openly displayed on the model page rather than smoothed over.
Variants, one-offs, and concepts without their own data sheet box are taken from the Wikipedia lists of all Ferrari road cars and racing cars. Such a model is only included if its name appears alongside the year in the list or in the model family article; each finding counts as one source.
The description texts summarize the English and German articles in our own words. A verification routine only permits texts whose numbers (years, power, units built, etc.) all appear in the data sheet or the source text of that exact model. Technical specifications marked with (EN), (DE), or (IT) originate from a single language edition.
The history texts were additionally checked by hand against the source texts. Data as of 2026-10-10.
Images
All photos originate from Wikimedia Commons and are freely licensed (Creative Commons or public domain). The license and author were taken individually from the Commons information for each image. The app icon is an excerpt from the photo of the Ferrari 288 GTO (see table for author and license).