White – Bianco in Italian – may not be the most popular Ferrari colour, it definitely surprised us how many shades there are.
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Avorio
Photo: Ferrari of Fort Lauderdale
An ‘ivory’ shade of white and part of Ferrari’s historical colour palette.
Bianco Avus
Photo: @gds.photos
The go-to shade of white.
Bianco Birdcage
Photo: @something_guo
Originally a Maserati colour, Bianco Birdcage is named after the iconic Maserati Tipo 61. The Tipo 61 was fitted with a space frame chassis which is reminiscent of a bird cage.
Bianco Cervino
Photo: Ferrari of Austin
A newer shade of white, introduced with the GTC4Lusso range. Bianco Cervino is most likely named after Mount Cervino, a mountain in the Alps.
Bianco Fuji
Photo: @shunya1209
A pearl white named after Mount Fuji, a famous mountain in Japan.
Bianco Fuji Opaco
Photo: Sportscar Protection
The matte version of Bianco Fuji.
Bianco Ilyana
Photo: HR Owen Ferrari and Chris Froggatt
Requested through Tailor Made, Bianco Ilyana is a one-off colour.
Bianco Italia
Photo: Sergio Filho
A stunning shade of white which is reminiscent of pearl and named after Ferrari’s home country.
Bianco Italia Opaco
Photo: Yuki Kugai
The matte version of Bianco Italia.
Bianco JJ
Photo: @vic_chou_photo
A one-off colour requested by Singaporean singer/songwriter JJ Lin.
Bianco Liana
Photo: @ferraritailormade
A very bright triple layer paint with a pearl effect.
Bianco Polo
Photo: Andreas Birner
The go-to shade of white before Bianco Avus was added to the regular colour palette.
Bianco Sanae
Photo: @kougouf
Available through Tailor Made, Bianco Sanae is seen on a few Ferraris, including this 458 Speciale.
Bianco Tartan
Photo: @zacchen.tw
A Tailor Made shade of white.
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Written by Max Lammers.
