The Ferrari 365 GT4 BB (Berlinetta Boxer) is a legendary sports car produced by Ferrari between 1973 and 1976. It was the brand's first road car to feature a mid-mounted flat-twelve (12-cylinder boxer) engine—a layout directly derived from their successful Formula 1 cars of the era. As the successor to the iconic front-engined Daytona, this car marked a radical technological shift for the Maranello-based manufacturer.  Within the 'Berlinetta Boxer' family (which was later succeeded by the 512 BB and 512i), the 365 GT4 BB is by far the purest and rarest variant. A total of only 387 units were built. The two sets of three tail lights and exhaust pipes are striking.