The Ferrari 166 is a racing and road automobile, from the Italian car manufacturer Ferrari, produced between 1948 and 1953 in around 100 units. Available in many body variants, and powered by a 2L V12 engine, its name, 166, corresponds to the rounded volume of each cylinder (1995 cm³ / 12 or 166.25 cm³ per cylinder). The first Ferrari in both the automobile and road Grand Prix in the history of the brand, it allowed Enzo Ferrari to establish his legend in motor racing and as a manufacturer of GT sports cars.