Undoubtedly, blue is one of the most popular colours for a Ferrari.
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Azzurro Chiesi
Photo: Recharge Automotive and @scuderia_maranello
A one-off colour requested through Tailor Made. It is based on the same shade that the 1951 Ferrari 212 Inter Coupe Ghia s/n 0145E wears.
Azzurro La Plata
Photo: MAHILfilms
A super-bright shade of blue. This colour is most likely named after the blue-footed booby, a seabird native to the eastern Pacific Ocean.
Azzurro La Plata Opaco
Photo: Siddarth Ramachandran
Matte version of Azzurro La Plata.
Azzurro Le Castellet
Photo: Ferrari
This shade of blue is inspired by the French Paul Ricard circuit, famous for its red-white-blue asphalt escape routes.
Azzurro Monaco Opaco
Photo: Ferrari
Matte version of Azzurro Monaco, named after the blue sea you can find in the principality of Monaco.
We featured the Metallic version in Part 2.
Blu Avio
Photo: Justin Schmö̈ller
A soft-blue that increasing in popularity with the introduction of the Ferrari 430 Scuderia and Scuderia Spider 16M.
Blu Carolina
Photo: Ferrari
Another one-off colour recently requested through Tailor Made. It’s said that the colour is named after the owner’s daughter.
Blu Chiaro
Photo: Dragone Classic
Bright shade of blue, primarily used in the 1980s.
Blu Chiaro Metallizzato
Photo: The Big Picture
Very different from the regular Blu Chiaro, this shade is much brighter and in some lights appears to be green.
Blu Elettrico 2020
Photo: Ferrari
A revised version of the original Blu Elettrico we mentioned in Part 2. This colour was first used on the Ferrari SF90 Spider with Assetto Fiorano package.
Blu Elettrico Opaco
Photo: Romans International
The matte version of Blu Elettrico.
Blu Julie
Photo: Ferrari
Dark blue requested through Tailor Made.
Blu Kenchan
Photo: @kenchan5560
Bright shade of blue acquired through Ferrari’s Tailor Made department.
Blu Lent
Photo: Schaltkulisse
This one-off Tailor Made requested shade of blue is said to be inspired by the Ferrari F60 America of 2014.
Blu Medio
Photo: Bonhams
A unique shade of blue, only available through a ‘Special order’.
Blu Montecarlo
Photo: Christian Delfs
An Azzurro Dino-esque colour. Very rare and primarily used in the 1970s and 1980s.
Blu Montreal
Photo: Private owner and Sportgarage Leirer
Named after the city of Montreal, this shade of Blu was requested through Tailor Made and has a beautiful metallic flake in direct sunlight.
Blu Profondo
Photo: AMARI
This shade was first used with the 70th anniversary liveries and is based on the Ferrari 275 NART Spyder (10691).
Blu Sera
Photo: Giulio Feroleto
The go-to shade of Ferrari blue in the 1960s through the 1980s.
Blu Ultra Scuro
Photo: Justin Schmö̈ller and The ARO Collection
A very dark, historical shade of blue.
Mexico Blau
Photo: Ronnie Renaldi
A shade that is very close to the beloved Azzurro Dino, Mexico Blau is originally a Porsche colour.
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I have a rhd 308 Vetroresina that should be painted in Blu Montecarlo. I do like this colour so at some point I will put the car back to its original spec.
It should say “my favourite blue” phones spelling what it wants, I should check before I post.
My favourite blurb is the Mexico Blu.
I have a Vetroresina that should be Blu Montcarlo.
It is red at the moment, I am thinking about putting it back to its original colour, I do like it.
Missing Scozia Blu, Pozzi Blu, maybe some others.
Discovered a new “one-off” blue (to be verified) Blu Tuxedo in Switzerland = https://www.autoscout24.ch/fr/d/x-occasion?vehid=8968423
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