Ferrari engines in other cars?

Lancia Stratos (available in road and race versions) reminds that Ferrari supplied engines for the Lancia LC2 race cars.

Among the customer-built cars was Bill Harrah's Jerrari.

 

Maserati GranSport (and other coupes/spyders)?

 

Technically, the crankshafts in the Maserati are cross plane while in Ferraris are flat plane. So it s not a Ferrari engine, but it is an engine made from a Ferrari casting.

 

I read once that the engine in a lambo 350Gt was very close to that of a P4 being designed by the same guy.

 

1971 Pontiac Firebird, Ferrari V12. Factory built.
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do you remember where that picture was taken I believe I saw that car pretty cool

 

ASA 1000GT
Harrah Jerrari's.

 

No I don't. I remembered Jay Leno showing and driving it. Yep, pretty cool. This was the only one built.
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They have in common that they are both 4 cam 60 degree V12s. Not designed by same person.

 

And boy oh boy do they run!

 

....as are a number of other Ferrari engines found in F1, Prototype and Road cars.

 

I saw this on one of the episodes of Jay Lenos Garage.

 

The Maserati Coupe and Spyder,including the GranSport versions,were built from 2002 until 2007. They were designed when Ferrari owned 100% of Maserati,so they could be considered Ferraris. The 4244cc engine was derived from the F430 engine,with many changes (same bore, shorter stroke). However,this Maserati engine was not used in any car with a Ferrari nameplate.

 

Eric Zausner's Moal Torpedo should count

When Worlds Collide: Eric Zausner's Torpedo is a blend of classic Ferrari and hot rod | Autoweek

https://vimeo.com/107861053

 

360 engine in a Rambler....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUolskIJfqA

 

Lots of cars, for example:

Gipsy Dino
Alga Dino
Spice Ferrari
Argo Ferrari
Lancia Group C

 

This and there are other small differences, but as far as design and production, the Maserati engine is 100% Ferrari

 

308 Dino has an fcar engine ha ha

There was a special edition lancia thema that had a 308 engine in it from the factory. The engine had some mods (maybe even a different non flat crank) but I'm sure these are pretty collectible now

The stratos is the coolest car ever (fact) but don't forget that's a fiat engine

 

Ferrambo. Thus guy would have done some donuts if they asked him to

 

not factory approved. still pretty cool
read about it here Someone Stuffed a Ferrari 458's V8 Into a Toyota 86
watch it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmThJSF-KWw

 

I believe Ferrari built the engine in the Maser Gransport (and others in that line) and even today builds the v6 engine (and maybe others?) used in Maserati's? (I seem to recall seeing them being built at the factory tour).

So Ferrari "built" engines in other cars? Sure.

Same "exact engine as in a production Ferrari in another car"? Not sure...

 

That's my understanding. Maser engines are Ferrari engines with de-tuned heads. And yes, the Alfa QV 90' v6 is a Cali T block minus 2 cylinders. And hell, on that Toyota, just turn the intake around

 

The Alfa V6 in the Giulia and (soon to be) Stelvio is basically a California engine less two cylinders.

 

also, no flat crank on that Alfa. That said, man that Alfa is a lot of car for the $$ and hell of a design. Who wouldn't look at this thing before buying another M3-fiat got it right this time