The term "GTO" was originated by Ferrari. What does the "O" stand for?
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Ordained
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Open
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Outback
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Omologato
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Explanation
GTO stands for 'Gran Turismo Omologato' in Italian, meaning 'Grand Touring Homologated' in English. The 'O' stands for 'Omologato' (homologated/certified), indicating the car is certified for racing but also road-legal. Ferrari first used this designation with the iconic 1962 250 GTO. 'Omologato' is Italian for homologated - the process of certifying a vehicle meets regulations for competition use while remaining street legal.