What is the difference between the Ferrari 599 GTO and GTB?

The term GT stands for Gran Tourismo which essentially means a Grand Tourer. The B stands for Berlinetta while the O stands for Omologato. Normally the Berlinetta is a name given to tourers that are sports coupe's. read more

The 599 GTB Fiorano is the “regular” version of the 599 (which is one of the most beautiful recent Ferrari cars IMO), developping about 610 hp, while the 599 GTO is a more extreme version of the GTB, almost a road-going version of the 599XX, which is a track-only version of the 599. read more

The front grille of the GTO is also different; while the GTB Fiorano has two horizontal lines and 5 vertical lines on its main front grille, all of the little lines on the intakes of the GTO are just criss-crossed. read more