Members of the biggest and most popular club of Ferrari owners in Italy, “Passione Rossa”, will arrive for the first time in the port of Piraeus, with 30 collectors’ Ferraris – Enzo, Portofino, 360 Modena, California T, 458 Speciale, Mondial, 355 F1 – on diplay between Friday to Sunday.
The event is organized by the municipality of Piraeus and the Attica Regional Authority, aiming to promote Greece’s biggest port city, and part of a weeklong series of events.
The 30 valuable sports cars will also be filmed in a mini road show along Piraeus’ main coastal boulevard, and will be on display at the Pasalimani marina. Additionally, a drawing will be held, with 30 people given a chance to drive the Ferraris.
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