Titled “The Greatest Hits – Music Legends and their Ferraris,” the exhibition brings together ultra-rare models from the Prancing Horse stable and the personal stories of the world-famous musicians who owned them. The show runs through February 16, 2027 at the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena.
Where Cars Meet Music
This unique display explores the deep bond between Ferrari and the global music scene. Alongside the actual vehicles you’ll find archival photos, personal mementos, and specially produced podcasts that reveal how these Ferraris became part of each artist’s life and career.
For many of these superstars, a Ferrari wasn’t just transportation — it was a symbol of success, a source of inspiration, and a true reflection of their personal style.
Highlight Cars and Famous Owners
Standouts include Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason’s legendary 250 GTO — one of the most valuable cars in the world. Also on display is Mick Jagger’s 288 GTO, Miles Davis’ 275 GTB/4, and Eric Clapton’s one-off SP12 EC built to his exact specifications.
A modern highlight is the striking green LaFerrari previously owned by Jamiroquai frontman Jay Kay, featuring its iconic 6.3-liter naturally aspirated V12 paired with an electric motor. Other featured vehicles include models linked to Luciano Pavarotti and an SF90 XX from producer Swizz Beatz’s collection.
Each car comes with its own fascinating tale of fame, passion, and performance.
More Than Just a Car Show
The exhibition extends beyond the vehicles. Throughout the year the museum is hosting related cultural events, including the Jazz Open Modena festival in July 2026, turning the venue into a year-long celebration of both automotive excellence and musical artistry.
Final Thoughts
By uniting these iconic Ferraris with the music legends who drove them, the Enzo Ferrari Museum has created a must-see experience that proves the Prancing Horse has been intertwined with music history for decades. It’s a powerful tribute to two worlds united by speed, creativity, and passion.
