Ferrari designer Mauro Forghieri dies at 87, leaves a legacy of iconic cars
The days of superstar designers are coming to a close as wind tunnels and algorithms determine the best shapes for cars, especially racing vehicles.
That Forghieri remained so involved for so long speaks to his power as an engineering mind. Thankfully, we have decades of gorgeous, functional cars to carry his memory.
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