Rosso Cordoba

Rosso Cordoba is a historic dark red from Ferrari, originally seen during the 1960s and 1970s on classic models such as the Ferrari 250 GT Lusso.

Visually, the color presents as a deep, mature red with subtle brown undertones, giving it a far more restrained and elegant appearance compared to Ferrari’s brighter racing-inspired reds. Depending on lighting, Rosso Cordoba can shift between a rich burgundy-like tone and a warmer reddish-brown hue, especially under softer natural light.

The name is most likely derived from the Spanish city of Córdoba, fitting Ferrari’s long tradition of giving certain paints European-inspired names.

In recent years, Rosso Cordoba has reappeared on modern Ferrari Tailor Made commissions, where its vintage character contrasts particularly well with contemporary body designs. Its understated nature makes it one of the more sophisticated historic reds in Ferrari’s palette.