Ferrari and Music Legends: A Harmonious Exhibition at the Museo Enzo Ferrari

The Museo Enzo Ferrari in Modena is currently hosting “The Greatest Hits – Music Legends and their Ferraris,” an exhibition celebrating the unique connection between the iconic Italian sports car manufacturer and the world’s most celebrated musicians. Running until February 16, 2027, the exhibit showcases vehicles owned or driven by prominent figures in the music industry, offering a glimpse into their shared passion for performance, creativity, and the allure of Ferrari.

A Symphony of Speed and Sound

The exhibition explores the parallels between the worlds of Ferrari and music, highlighting how both embody a balance of technical discipline and expressive freedom. Just as a musician strives for the perfect note, Ferrari engineers pursue the ultimate driving experience. The automobile, becomes a personal and cultural expression, reflecting the artistic identity of its owner.

Star Cars and Their Owners

Visitors to the Museo Enzo Ferrari can view a remarkable collection of vehicles with musical ties. Among the highlights are Nick Mason’s 250 GTO, a legendary racing car owned by the Pink Floyd drummer [Ferrari Official Website]. Herbert von Karajan’s 250 GT Lusso, belonging to the renowned Austrian conductor, is also on display. Eric Clapton’s unique SP12 EC, a one-off commission, and J Balvin’s 512 TR, owned by the Colombian musician, further demonstrate the appeal of Ferrari to global superstars [Ferrari Official Website].

More recent additions include the SF90 XX owned by Swizz Beatz [Ferrari Official Website], and the exhibition also features vehicles connected to artists like Jay Kay (LaFerrari), Alicia Keys, Mick Jagger (288 GTO), John Lennon (330 GT 2+2), Miles Davis (275 GTB4), Luciano Pavarotti (F40), and Kate Bush (308 GTS) [Octane Magazine].

Unexpected connections are also revealed, such as Cher’s history racing a 250LM and Madonna’s appearance with a Mondial QV in her “Material Girl” video [Octane Magazine].

An Immersive Experience

The exhibition extends beyond a static display of cars. It incorporates archival and contemporary photographs, and original audio content, including a series of podcasts produced by Chora Media with journalist Federico Buffa. These podcasts offer exclusive stories and insights into the relationships between musicians and their Ferraris [VisitModena].

Visiting the Exhibition

“The Greatest Hits – Music Legends and their Ferraris” is on view at the Museo Enzo Ferrari in Modena until February 16, 2027. The museum, located adjacent to Enzo Ferrari’s birthplace, offers a unique setting to explore this fascinating intersection of automotive and musical history [Octane Magazine]. Opening hours vary depending on the season, ranging from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm [VisitModena].