Interesting Facts About the Ferrari 348
The Ferrari 348 rolled onto the streets in 1989 as the official successor to the beloved 308/328 lineage. Designed as a two‑door coupe powered by a gasoline engine, it marked a new chapter for Ferrari’s V8‑powered sports cars.
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Fact 1 – A Direct Successor to the 308/328
The 348 was specifically designed and launched to replace the hugely popular Ferrari 308 and 328 models, debuting in 1989. This transition signaled Ferrari’s intent to modernize its mid‑engine V8 platform while retaining the classic mid‑engine layout.
Fact 2 – Four Distinct Generations
Across its production run, the 348 spanned four generations, beginning with the original 1989 launch and evolving through variants such as the 348 tb and 348 ts (produced from 1989‑1993) and the 348 GT Competizione introduced in 1993. Each generation brought subtle updates while preserving the core two‑door coupe silhouette.
Fact 3 – Signature Body Style and Powertrain
All Ferrari 348 models share a two‑door coupe body style and are equipped with gasoline engines, staying true to Ferrari’s tradition of high‑performance, naturally aspirated V8s. This combination of sleek coupe design and gasoline power helped the 348 stand out in the early 1990s sports car market.
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