Introduced in 1953, the Ferrari 166 MM Vignale Spyder Series II was a rare evolution of Ferrari’s early competition sports cars, powered by a 2.0-liter V12 and built primarily for privateer racing. Just six Series II Spyders received distinctive Vignale coachwork, featuring sculpted bodywork and signature fender details. With its Mille Miglia-era racing roots, extreme rarity, and early Ferrari engineering, the 166 MM remains an important piece of the marque’s competition history.
