Milan, November 18, 2025 – Milano AutoClassica, at Fiera Milano (Rho) from November 21 to 23, 2025, is preparing to host one of the most prestigious exhibitions dedicated to the Prancing Horse. This year's edition celebrates the excellence, innovation, and history of Maranello, with a focus on the twentieth anniversary of the XX Program, the celebration of the legendary Ferrari F50, and the evocative Rossocorsa Classiche and Ferrari Museums exhibition, paying homage to the brand's sporting and technological legacy.
The queens of the event are celebrating 20 years of the XX Program, designed for today's most modern gentleman drivers. The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the fifteenth edition of Milano AutoClassica will take place on Friday, November 21, in front of the three Queens of the event: three Ferrari FXXs, the most revolutionary supercars from Maranello, celebrating their first 20 years at Milano AutoClassica. Three models, three sacred monsters of engineering innovation, transferring Formula 1 know-how to the track.
Ferrari FXX (2005), the pioneer derived from the Enzo, equipped with a V12 producing over 800 HP, assimilates all the experience and technical baggage derived from Formula 1 which, sublimating the know-how of the company, is traditionally poured into the special series which in turn constitute an extraordinary test bench for the evolution of the Prancing Horse's grand tourers.
The Ferrari 599XX (2010), derived from the Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano, and its subsequent Evo version are the only examples in the XX Programme with a front-mounted V12 engine, which develops 730 hp while maintaining progressive and easily manageable delivery. The car is equipped with the High Performance Dynamic Concept system, which offers maximum responsiveness in driving and employs the Actiflow System for the first time, a technology that helps increase downforce while reducing aerodynamic drag. Innovative body materials, composites and carbon fibre, enhance its sporting qualities.

A timeless bond: from historic prototypes to modern hypercars, Ferrari on display at Milan AutoClassica 2025.

Ferrari FXX-K (2014), a hybrid laboratory car, where K indicates the presence of the Hy-Kers propulsion system created for competition, implemented on Formula 1 World Championship single-seaters and based on kinetic energy recovery. The refinement of performance solutions then led to an improved aerodynamic package, the FXX-K Evo. Both versions are the evolution of the XX Programme, free from homologation and regulation constraints, intended for selected clients as part of a performance-driven research and development programme on various circuits, with no-compromise solutions developed with extreme driving in mind.

A tribute to a legend: celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Ferrari F50. Exactly three decades after its first official appearance at the Geneva Motor Show, the Ferrari F50 reaffirms itself as a true Prancing Horse legend, symbolizing the Maranello marque's most extreme spirit in the mid-1990s. This supercar was the first in Ferrari history to feature a powerful, mid-engined, naturally aspirated V12, an engine with a racing architecture that included five valves per cylinder. The F50 was the pinnacle of technology transfer from Formula 1, not only for its engine derived from the 1989 single-seater, but also for its adoption of a futuristic carbon-fiber monocoque chassis. The car offers an unfiltered driving experience for true purists: a radical choice highlighted by the intentional absence of ABS and power steering.
Rossocorsa Classiche: the living tradition of the Prancing Horse. Rossocorsa Classiche renews its role as a benchmark in the world of classic Prancing Horse cars, presenting a selection spanning some of the most significant eras of Ferrari production. Visitors to Milano AutoClassica will have the opportunity to admire: the Ferrari F50, the celebratory hypercar of the mid-1990s; the Ferrari 512M, the latest evolution of the Testarossa series, another icon of the 1990s; the Ferrari Scuderia Spider 16M, the exclusive version celebrating Ferrari's victory in the 2008 F1 World Championship; the Ferrari 365 GTB/4 "Daytona," one of the most elegant and powerful GTs ever produced; and the Ferrari 360 Modena, a modern classic that defined a new era of Ferrari design. Furthermore, to celebrate its 50th anniversary, a Ferrari 308 GTB Vetroresina will be on display at the ACM and ACI Storico stands.
With this selection, Rossocorsa Classiche confirms its commitment to promoting Ferrari's historic heritage, offering visitors a journey through iconic models and authentic testimonies to the brand's tradition.

A timeless bond: from historic prototypes to modern hypercars, Ferrari on display at Milan AutoClassica 2025.
A timeless bond: from historic prototypes to modern hypercars, Ferrari on display at Milan AutoClassica 2025.
A timeless bond: from historic prototypes to modern hypercars, Ferrari on display at Milan AutoClassica 2025.
A timeless bond: from historic prototypes to modern hypercars, Ferrari on display at Milan AutoClassica 2025.
A timeless bond: from historic prototypes to modern hypercars, Ferrari on display at Milan AutoClassica 2025.
A timeless bond: from historic prototypes to modern hypercars, Ferrari on display at Milan AutoClassica 2025.
A timeless bond: from historic prototypes to modern hypercars, Ferrari on display at Milan AutoClassica 2025.
A timeless bond: from historic prototypes to modern hypercars, Ferrari on display at Milan AutoClassica 2025.
A timeless bond: from historic prototypes to modern hypercars, Ferrari on display at Milan AutoClassica 2025.
A timeless bond: from historic prototypes to modern hypercars, Ferrari on display at Milan AutoClassica 2025.

The Icons of the Ferrari Museums Completing this extraordinary exhibition, two historic cars from the Ferrari Museums will be present, testifying to the common thread linking a glorious past to extreme innovation. These two motorsport icons reinforce the narrative of a company that has always set standards of excellence.
Ferrari 750 MONZA (1954) from the Ferrari Museum in Maranello, from the Scuderia Ferrari, the Complete History exhibition. The formidable inline-four demonstrates Maranello's versatility in engine development for application in various racing formulas. The 750 represents the first step towards a new type of barchetta, whose strengths lie in structural lightness and agility. The bodywork also reflects noble origins: the first by Pinin Farina, debuting at the Gran Premio Supercortemaggiore in Monza, won by Umberto Maglioli and Mike Hawthorn; the second, designed by Scaglietti, the most successful exponent of this small sports car, named Monza in memory of its first victory on its debut at the famous racetrack; the successes in the competitions valid for the Italian Championship and in the trials for the World Sports Championship, contributed to the conquest of the 1954 title.
The Ferrari 499P MODIFICATA (2023) for the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena and featured in the "Supercars exploring the exclusive supercars archive" exhibition, was created to celebrate Ferrari's historic return to the top class of endurance racing starting in the 2023 season. The 499P Modificata is a strictly limited-edition car for non-competitive track use. Compared to the 499P, which won the 24 Hours of Le Mans three times in a row, from which it derives, it aims to set a new benchmark for track driving thrills.
The 499P Modificata is the highest-performance closed-wheel car (870 hp maximum power and a top speed of > 300 km/h) ever offered by Maranello for non-competitive track use, as part of the new Sport Prototipi Clienti program.
Furthermore, on Saturday, November 22nd, the Spazio ACI Storico will present the “Black Cats & Checkered Flags” project, an immersive and interactive journey inspired by the life of Alberto Ascari, the unforgettable Formula 1 champion who first brought the Ferrari legend to the pinnacle of racing.
Selected in competition at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival – Venice Immersive 2025, the project blends art, technology, and sporting memory in a mixed reality experience that will come to life in the Ascari exhibition at the Ferrari Museum in Maranello in December. "Black Cats & Checkered Flags" is a production of MIAT – Multiverse Institute for Arts and Technology and is a tribute to the thrill of speed and the human vulnerability behind the sporting legend. The event will be presented and moderated by Umberto Zapelloni, journalist and author of numerous books on Formula 1.