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New York: Doubleday, 1991. Publishers original black boards with silver lettering to spine. Dustwrapper: not price clipped, now protected in Brodart. 465pp. including index, plus 16pp b/w photgraphs. A beautiful fine copy. 'When Enzo Ferrar died in 1988, the world lost the last great titan of the automobile: an autocratic, fiercely competitive entrepreneur who had - over a seventy year span - come to dominate the world of high performance cars and make his name synonymous with speed, class and wealth. And yet Ferrari remains an enigmatic figure, a man whose life is the stuff of legend but about whom few facts are known. Was Ferrari the benign padrone often portrayed by an adoring world press, or a ruthless despot who drove his staff, and his drivers, to the edge of madness?' quote from cover.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.