Interesting Facts About the Ferrari 400
The Ferrari 400 made its debut at the Paris Motor Show in October 1976, arriving alongside the new 512 BB. It marked a step up in displacement, growing the engine from 4.4 L to 4.8 L, and began a production run that would span more than a decade.
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Launch at the Paris Motor Show
The Ferrari 400 was introduced at the October 1976 Paris Motor Show, sharing the spotlight with the 512 BB. Its launch highlighted an enlarged 4.8‑litre V12, up from the previous 4.4‑litre unit.
Transition to Fuel Injection – the 400 i
In 1979 the naturally‑aspirated 400 was replaced by the fuel‑injected 400 i, bringing modern fuel‑delivery technology to the model line.
End of a Record Production Run
The evolution continued with the 412, which was produced from 1985 to 1989. Its discontinuation marked the conclusion of Ferrari's longest‑ever production series, spanning the 400/412 lineage.
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