Introduced in 1957, the Ferrari 250 California Spyder was created as an open-top version of the sporting 250 GT for the American market. Featuring Scaglietti coachwork and Ferrari’s legendary 3.0-liter Colombo V12, it was produced in both long-wheelbase and short-wheelbase forms. With just 106 examples built, competition success at events including Le Mans and Sebring, and timeless Italian styling, the California Spyder remains one of the most celebrated and collectible Ferraris ever produced.
