What is Ferrari's real color?

I bet with a friend of mine. The question is: What is the original/traditional color of Ferrari?

Is it red (rosso corsa) or yellow (giallo) ?

Please answer my question. If u could get resorces, I will be very happy.

 

This should definitively answer your question:

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Nice joke

Please answer me because it is very important for us. What is the original color, red or yellow?

 

Red is the traditional Grand Prix/ Formula 1 Race car color for Italy. Yellow represents the color for Modena, Italy here Enzo started his business.

 

So, can we say yellow is the traditional color of Ferrari?

I knew that yellow represents Modena, but does it represent Ferrari?

 

I would say red, but NOT Rosso Corsa. The Scuderia Ferrari Alfa Romeos and the early Ferraris were a darker red, close to the color now known as Rosso Barchetta. I think that Rosso Corsa became the color of choice in the early 50's.

 

I've never seen a pic of an early Ferrari racer in yellow. Anyone?

 

RED Grab ANY Ferrari book and count the number of reds to any other color Otter




red on the head like a d_ck on a dog!!!

 

Red might be the most sold color, doesn't make it official or whatever.

There is not "real" color for ferrari road cars.

Red is only the italian traditional motorsport color, like the green for UK.

 

Team Cars no.

Customer Race Cars? Yes.

Official Show cars?

Yes.

The First car badged as a Ferrari was Red.

 

I knew that Ferrari's traditional color is red, but a group of friend of mine insists on yellow.

Can you give me a resource about traditional color of Ferrari's?

 

I mean traditional, real is the wrong word, u r right.

I read an article long time ago and the author said that yellow is the official color of Lambo and red is the official color of Ferrari.

Is that true?

 

Green.

 

If you want to know Ferrari's traditional, original color choice, then Jim Pernikoff has your answer:

Before any Ferrari was liveried in Rosso Corsa, they were lightly covered in a dark red. As has already been mentioned, yellow is the color of the city of Modena, where Ferrari first started, so that is why Giallo Modena is a popular color among contemporary models.

 

At the factory they say that the original racing color for Ferrari is represented by their current Rosso Barchetta.

 

James has spoken!

 

Not untill the Francochamp days.

Back in the day it had nothing to do with the manufacturer, it had everything to do with the country of origin.

Italy = Red (not Rosso Corsa )
France= Blue (that is why Bugati's of old were blue. They were built in France not Italy. Untill the resurgerance in the 80's)
England = crappy green. LOL. I like green but the british racing green is horrible.
Belgium=Yellow
US= white (but then became a blue but darker than frances' blue, hence NART cars. Ferrari's but they were mostly blue. Sometimes white, sometimes white and blue. )

So the color for Ferrari is red due to the fact that first and foremost Ferrari is a racing company. Since it is an Italian racing company it is red. The red was not Rosso Corsa as it is today but a much darker red. A red I like. It was in the 50's that Ferrari changed it to Rosso Corsa because on a color TV the car looks almost orange so it stands out from other cars.

So to fine tune the answer the REAL color of Ferrari is Rosso Corsa as this was unique to Ferrari since color TV days.

I hope that helps. Unfortuneatly I do not have links to sources.

 

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There is no official color but they say the yellow showed in the prancing horse emblem could be considered Ferrari's official color since it symbolizes the town of Modena, Italy.

 

There is no true "official" color, because Ferraris were intended to be race cars, therefore the colors would always indicate the nationality of the car's ownership (rather than the driver or marque.)

Here is the list of traditional colors, although one must remember that since the 1950s, teams have been choosing their own colors to differentiate themselves from local competitors, such as BMC (Austin Mini, MG, Healey) choosing Tartan Red instead of British Racing Green (Jaguar, Triumph...) And there are countries which have adopted different colors, like German manufacturers, which all race in Silver now -- a tradition since the triumph of the Silver Arrows. Since after WWII, American teams have raced in any of the red, white and blue schemes.

Additionally, companies played with shades of the traditional color to stick out (and modernize). Aston Martin has been Apple Green since the David Brown era, while as many have pointed out, the original darker red of Alfa and Ferrari morphed into a brighter red as louder paint colors started being stylish in the 1950s and 1960s.

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Code Country Body Bonnet Other Colours Numbers
A Austria Blue Black on white
ARG Argentina Blue Yellow Chassis: Black Red on white
AUS Australia Green Gold Blue Black
B Belgium Yellow Black
BR Brazil Pale yellow Chassis/Wheels: Green Black
BUL Bulgaria Green White Red on white
C Cuba Yellow Black Black on white
CDN Canada Traditional colours are white and green parallel stripes After the Canadian flag was changed in 1965 Red with wide lengthwise white stripes became popular Black
CH Switzerland Red White Black
CS Czech Republic White Blue/white Underframe: Red Blue
D Germany White bare metal (aluminium, "Silver Arrows") Red
DK Denmark Silver-grey National flag as a lengthwise stripe on bonnet Red on white
E Spain Red Yellow Chassis/Springs: Red Black on yellow or white on red
ET Egypt Pale violet Red on white
F France Blue White
FIN Finland White Two blue stripes on bonnet shaping a Latin cross Black on white
GB United Kingdom Green Scottish entrant Rob Walker used dark blue with a white noseband and Ecurie Ecosse also used dark blue; the Arrol Johnston team pre-World War 1 used navy tartan White
GR Greece Pale Blue Two white lengthwise stripes on bonnet Black on white
H Hungary Front: White
Rear: Green Red Black
HJK Jordan Brown Black on white
I Italy Red White
IRL Ireland Green Horizontal band of orange all around White
J Japan Ivory White Red disk on bonnet White on black
L Luxembourg Tricolor lengthwise stripe (red/white/blue) from front to rear Black on white
MAS Malaysia Yellow White Black on white/Black
MC Monaco White Red lateral stripe around car Black on white
MEX Mexico Gold Different designs in royal blue (Not strictly an X on the bonnet) Black on white (not red on white)
NL Netherlands Orange White
NZ New Zealand Green and silver Black and silver[4]
PHI Philippines Red and Blue yellow
P Portugal Red Underframe: White White
PL Poland White Underframe: Red Red on white
RCH Chile Red Blue Underframe: White Blue/red or red on white
S Sweden Blue bottom, yellow top, three cross bands of blue on top of bonnet White
T Thailand Pale blue with yellow horizontal band around body and bonnet Wheels: Pale yellow White on blue
U Uruguay Pale blue with large red band around the lower part of bonnet White on black
USA United States White with blue lengthwise stripes Underframe: Blue Blue on white
ZA South Africa Gold Green Black on yellow
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I'll end with my standard line about Switzerland: I'm surprised they even have national racing colors, because none of their cars ever qualified for any race due to technical reasons -- they couldn't get the transmissions out of neutral!

 

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This is 100% true, Ive heard and red it many places:

Rossa Corsa is the racng color for Italy (as white is for Germany and dark green is for Britain).

Gaillo is the official Ferrari color.

If I wanted to feel like I had the official color I would pick the Rossa.

-Ray

 

I've never heard of the official color but if you ask me it's red.

 

Research it. Yellow was Ferrari’s “chosen” color. He didn’t pick red - Italy picked red.
The color of his stable - and chosen stable was yellow - evidenced by the S F Yellow “badges” and later emblem of Ferrari.