The last of the true front engined Ferrari sports cars, the 365GTB/4 and GTS/4 (open spyder version) were both more commonly known as the "Ferrari Daytona". The Daytona was of a conventional 2 door, 2 seater sports coupe layout, (or 2 seater spyder) styled by Pininfarina. The reworked V12 displaced 4390cc and propelled these stunning cars to a top speed of 174mph, making the Daytona the fastest road cars in the world. Early Daytona's had a Perspex headlamp panel with the lights mounted behind, later cars used a much neater pop-up lamp design.

Just over 1400 Daytona's were produced from 1968-1974, most GTS/4 spyders were exported to the USA.