The V-shapped engine with 65° angle dates back since long at Ferrari, and can be divided in two main parts. First came the period of the classic V6 engine also known as the Dino from the first engine designed and built in 1956. Then second period began in 1989 and continues today, and refers to the modern V12 engine with the new aspirated F1 unit. The cars described in the book, with historical pictures and drawings, are: V6: Dino 156 F2 (1956), 246 F1 (1958), 326 MI (1958), Dino 296 S (1958), 256 F1 (1959), Dino 196 S (1959), 246 S (1960), 246 P F1 (1960), 156 F2 (1960), 156 F1 (1961), 246 SP (1961), Dino 166 P (1965), Dino 206 SP (1965), Dino 206 S (1966), 246 F1-66 (1966), Dino 166 F2-67 (1967), Dino 166 F2-68 (1968), Dino 246 Tasmania (1968), Dino 166 F2-69 (1969), Dino 206 GT (1968), Dino 246 GT (1970); V12: Ferrari F1-89 (1989), F1-90 (1990), F1-91 (1991), F92 A (1992), F93 A (1993), 456 GT (1992), 412 T1 (1994), F333 SP (1994), F50 (1995), 550 Maranello (1996), 550 Barchetta Pininfarina (2000).