Ferrari Rosso red colors

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (296 GTB; 22% of frame). No color chip has been published for this name.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (SF90 XX Stradale; 10% of frame). No color chip has been published for this name.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the carpaints.co photo (Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano; 27% of frame). It's a dark bordeaux / burgundy paint showing a vibrant red metallic flake when seen in the sun. In low lighting the color can show a subtle brown / burgundy undertone.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (12Cilindri Spider; 27% of frame). No color chip has been published for this name.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (Testarossa; 40% of frame). No color chip has been published for this name. The name is older than the Testarossa: RM Sotheby’s 1958 250 GT Cabriolet Series I chassis 0809 GT — the 1958 New York show car, sold at Monterey 2026 for $4.9 million — was delivered "in Rosso Metallizzatto [sic] over Naturale leather" and has only ever been repainted in its original color. In RM’s photographs that car is a far brighter metallic red (about #9C1820 in sun) than the Testarossa estimate shown here, so the 1958 paint is almost certainly a different formula under the same generic name; its photo is deliberately not shown against this chip.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the carpaints.co photo (Ferrari 488 Pista; 35% of frame). Rosso Coburn is a unique Ferrari paint named after Stephanie and Ian Coburn. The paint itself was not specifically created for the customer as we've often times seen but already existed prior to the speccing of their car. Interestingly enough the color had no specific name and still didn't even 6 months later when they went to the factory to lock in the spec of their 458 Speciale. At that point the personal designer wrote Rosso Coburn on the sample and a new color was born and has since been requested by various other owners. This paint is sometimes nicknamed 'the color of love' by Ferrari, hinting to the passionate couple. It's a deep triple layer red, relatively dark in tone but with a lighter colored metallic flake which gives it a bright glow in direct sunlight. Not too dissimilar from Rosso Magma but slightly less dark. Stephanie and Ian have since created another color bearing thei

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (SF90 XX Stradale; 35% of frame). No color chip has been published for this name.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (512 TR; 52% of frame). No color chip has been published for this name.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (LaFerrari; 45% of frame). No color chip has been published for this name.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (Roma; 54% of frame). Listed in Ferrari's official car configurator (2026) as "ROSSO CALIFORNIA" under 2-layer special paint.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the carpaints.co photo (Ferrari 12Cilindri; 23% of frame). Rosso Imola sits next to Rosso Fiorano and Rosso Fuoco , on the very extensive palette of Ferrari's red paint colors. It's a deep red metallic with a subtle gold / bronze metallic flake, similar to the one of Fuoco but with less depth as that's a 3-layer paint. Overall it also has a slightly less orange undertone when comparing it to Rosso Fuoco, but is certainly on the warmer scale of reds. Ferrari itself puts it on a second model: its magazine says "the 12Cilindri debuted in Rosso Imola, another rosso with an overtly sporting bent" (Ferrari magazine, "Ferrari launch colors: the design process behind signature paints", 2026), so the coupé is listed here beside the 296 GTB and GTS the configurator names.

A deep metallic red, darker and cooler than Rosso Corsa and closest in the range to Rosso Maranello and Rosso Fiorano. Ferrari's configurator lists it as LASER RED under 3/4-layer special paint, across the current range from the 296 to the 849 Testarossa, 12Cilindri, Amalfi, F80 and Purosangue. carpaints.co, which files it as Rosso Laser, records it as a customer-requested color first referenced around 2015 that surfaced on only a handful of cars — most recently an SF90 XX — before joining the palette. JCT600 Leeds Ferrari presented this 296 GTS in March 2025 as "a new addition to Ferrari's color palette", with a Nero tone-on-tone stitched interior; the photographs are theirs. Photo estimate, sampled from the rear quarter of the leading photograph in overcast light: the same panels read from #9b051a in shadow to #d1092a where the light catches them, which is the depth a multi-layer metallic is chosen for. No paint code is published yet.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the carpaints.co photo (Ferrari SF90 Spider; 21% of frame). Rosso Dino Opaco is the matte variant of the bright red, almost orange, Ferrari paint. The codes belong to the gloss Rosso Dino and are shown on its page.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the carpaints.co photo (Ferrari Purosangue; 47% of frame). Rosso Maranello is named after Ferrari's own 'hometown' of Maranello in Italy. It's a three layer metallic red which is a bit darker and a lot deeper than the commonly seen Rosso Corsa.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (F12berlinetta; 51% of frame). No color chip has been published for this name.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (599 GTB; 51% of frame). No color chip has been published for this name.

The metallic version of Rosso Corsa. Ferrari's configurator lists it as ROSSO CORSA MET. under 2-layer special paint, on the current range from the 296 and Roma Spider to the 12Cilindri, Purosangue and F80; carpaints.co describes it as the metallic version of the iconic color, released more recently than the solid. Paint code PPG 266165, read from a factory paint sticker that carries the name as "Rosso Corsa Met.". Owners began specifying it on the 488 in late 2016 — FerrariChat member 997usa took delivery that December and called it "a deep and great color on the 488". The point of it: solid Rosso Corsa goes flat where the light leaves a panel, while the metallic keeps a sheen from every angle — so if you want Rosso Corsa but want it to look shiny at every angle, Rosso Corsa Metallizzato is the better option. Photo estimate: sampled from the front wings of the F8 in direct sun, both sides agreeing within a degree of hue; phone photographs in sunlight push the saturation up, so the real paint likely sits a little less vivid than the value shown, nearer the Rosso Corsa chip. Both cars' colors are as stated by their owners.

A period Ferrari solid red. 308-328.com lists it among the 308’s solid colors as Glidden-Salchi 20-R-190, later Salchi 599-5-190 (1975 to mid-1981), then Glasurit FER307 (late 1980 to 1985); Four Wheel Drift’s list carries both Salchi numbers, and a FerrariChat member cites Eurospares for 20-R-190 as Rosso Chiaro from 1965 to mid-1969. Owners describe it as more orange than Rosso Corsa. Steve Biagini, who had his 365 BB painted in it, says it has "more of an orange shade in it than Rosso Corsa" and that the difference shows when the car is parked next to a Rosso Corsa car; Barry Wolinsky, who owns a Rosso Chiaro 308 GTB, agrees it shows in bright overhead sun while calling the difference subtle (FerrariChat, December 2005). In his photograph of the two 308s side by side, his car reads about 8–12° of hue further toward orange than the Rosso Corsa car behind it; the sunlit frame clips the saturation, so only that difference is usable. Documented cars: Dino 206 GT chassis 00150, delivered new in November 1968 in "Rosso Chiaro Ferrari (20-R-190)" with Nero leather (Bonhams, Zoute Sale, 11 October 2026; the catalogue does not say whether today’s paint is original); 365 GTB/4 Daytona S/N 15757, delivered new in Rosso Chiaro through Clarke Simpkins Motors of Vancouver and offered by Copley Motorcars with an older repaint in the original Rosso Chiaro, documented by Marcel Massini; and 365 GT4 BB chassis 17967, a right-hand-drive car supplied through Maranello Concessionaires in 1974 that left the factory in Rosso Chiaro over Pelle Blu according to Ferrari’s shipment notes (RM Sotheby’s, London, November 2022) but was later refinished in Rosso Corsa, so its photographs are not used here. The swatch is a low-confidence estimate from Copley Motorcars’ overcast photographs of the Daytona (front-quarter side panel #b32833; darker panels read down to #951720); Bonhams’ sunlit photographs of the Dino read #98021a to #bd0c26 with saturation close to the limit. Car photographs come out bluer than flat chips: read the same way, photographs of Rosso Corsa cars on this site give a median hue of about 350°, against about 2° for its chip. The Rosso Chiaro photographs give about 352° (Bonhams) and 355° (Copley), a slight shift toward orange that fits the owners’ "subtle" difference; side by side with the Rosso Corsa chip, the swatch itself does not show it.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the carpaints.co photo (Ferrari F12 Berlinetta; 56% of frame). Nemo Red is a custom Ferrari paint created for a customer through the Tailor Made Atelier for an F12 Berlinetta, which is also the only car to feature this paint. It's a deep red metallic similar to the likes of Rosso Fuoco.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the carpaints.co photo (Ferrari 488 Pista; 38% of frame). Rosso Tornado is a triple-layer, non-metallic Ferrari color developed through the Tailor Made program. First unveiled on a 458 Spider at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, it was created as a modern reinterpretation of the shade seen on the Ferrari 750 Monza in the 1950s. This distinctive paint offers remarkable depth and variation, appearing as a rich maroon red and transforming into a vivid, bright red under sunlight. A very rarely seen paint.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (488 Pista; 42% of frame). No color chip has been published for this name.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (SF90 XX Stradale; 28% of frame). No color chip has been published for this name.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (Rosso Malboro 488 Pista; 34% of frame). No color chip has been published for this name.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (SF90 XX Spider; 37% of frame). No color chip has been published for this name.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (400; 37% of frame). No color chip has been published for this name.

Estimated from the dominant body color of the ROSSOautomobili photo (Ferrari 812 GTS; 0% of frame). ROSSOautomobili lists it in "Have you heard of these 12 Ferrari red colors before?".