Share this post:
The 35th Palm Beach Cavallino Classic concluded at The Boca Raton, marking a milestone for the world’s most recognized event dedicated exclusively to Ferrari.
This anniversary edition celebrated “35 Years of Love for Ferrari,” honoring the event’s commitment to preservation, authenticity, and heritage.
Over Presidents’ Day weekend, more than 300 Ferraris were formally presented, with 360+ automobiles participating across three days of programming—from early race cars to road icons and modern limited-production models.
Ferrari of Fort Lauderdale was honored to attend and support this global gathering of Ferrari heritage.
To explore how that legacy lives on today, browse our Ferrari models.
The Concorso d’Eleganza remains the defining moment of the Cavallino Classic. Vehicles were evaluated on:
Restoration accuracy
Provenance
Originality
Historical significance
These standards reflect the principles of long-term Ferrari stewardship: documentation, factory alignment, and disciplined preservation.
More than 80 Platinum Awards were presented across Ferrari families and eras, recognizing excellence in mechanical integrity and authenticity.
Additional honors recognized significant models across Ferrari’s heritage, including the 250 GTO, Enzo, F40, Monza SP2, and early competition Ferraris that shaped the brand’s early racing success.
The 35th anniversary introduced the Legacy Class, a curated group of prior Best of Show winners that created a visual timeline of Cavallino history. It reinforced a central message: Ferrari heritage is sustained through preservation, not nostalgia.
Friday’s regional premiere of the Ferrari 849 Testarossa connected early U.S. competition history with Ferrari’s modern engineering progress.
That link between heritage and innovation continues today. Explore current availability by browsing our Ferraris for sale.
The debut Cavallino Auction presented by RM Sotheby’s further underscored the event’s global stature. A LaFerrari achieved a final price of $5,230,000, reflecting continued international demand for historically significant Ferrari models.
Collectors, enthusiasts, partners, and media from around the world reaffirmed the Cavallino Classic’s status as the leading international gathering dedicated exclusively to Ferrari.
As Luigi Orlandini, Chairman and CEO of Cavallino Inc., noted:
“Thirty-five years ago, Cavallino was born from a simple yet powerful idea: to honor Ferrari not just as an automobile, but as an expression of art, engineering, and human emotion.”
That guiding philosophy remains evident across every concours field and ownership journey.
Concours-level recognition begins long before the lawn. It begins with calibrated diagnostics, accurate records, and respect for original factory specifications.
As Ferrari continues to evolve, so does the global community committed to protecting its heritage.
Ferrari heritage is not only preserved through events like the Cavallino Classic—it continues through the stewardship of owners and communities who keep these machines alive on the road.
To support that legacy, explore our Ferrari service center.
To ensure every vehicle receives the focused attention it deserves, all service is conducted by appointment. Contact our service team to schedule your next maintenance visit or technical consultation.