Great Cars: Ferrari - Alfa Romeo
A Thrilling, In-Depth Look At Two Legendary Italian Sports  CarsFerrariEnzo Ferrari's greatest desire was to become a racecar driver and he earned  plenty of kudos during his apprenticeship at Alfa. Through sheer force of  character he left to form a company of his own, creating one of the most  formidable racing machines ever produced. Follow the incredible story of  Enzo Ferrari and his company into the present and see his namesake car, the  Ferrari Enzo. It has a top speed of 217.5 mph, and a price tag to tilt the  radar gun: $500,000. Enzo would love it!Alfa RomeoLong before Dustin Hoffman discovered it in the film,The Graduate,  a promising Neapolitan entrepreneur named Nicola Romeo took over this  fledgling auto company and turned it into a racing and sports car legend.  In the 1920s and early '30s, Alfa's team boss, Enzo Ferrari, and his  drivers dominated European sports car racing as their lightweight but  powerful car tore up the tracks. Today, classic Alfas fetch millions of  dollars from collectors who want to relive racing's greatest momentsFrom sports cars to luxury cars, from foreign elegance to domestic muscle,Great Carsoffers an in-depth look at the world's fastest, most  expensive, most exciting and most unusual automobiles, along with the  people who loved and created them.Bonus Features:Million Dollar Ferraris (featurette)Million Dollar Alfas (featurette)Ferrari F-40 TributeFerrari 456 GT (1996)Ferrari 575 M MaranelloF-360 ModenaFerrari F-360 ChallengeThe Enzo