Doug DeMuro gives the 1995 Ferrari 456 GT a solidly positive review with a 72/100 OctaneScore, praising it as an underrated grand touring car that delivers exceptional performance and driving engagement. The 456 excels in performance (100/100) with its naturally aspirated 5.5L V12 producing 435 horsepower paired with a gated manual transmission that DeMuro describes as "tremendously special," while its livability (87/100) and restrained design (86/100) make it uniquely usable as a daily-drivable Ferrari with back seats and elegant, understated styling. The main caveat is reliability (0/100), with DeMuro noting loose tolerances characteristic of Italian craftsmanship from that era, along with some cabin tech quirks like climate controls displaying Celsius despite US-market sales. This is the car for someone who wants a rare, powerful, and genuinely drivable Ferrari that prioritizes the visceral driving experience over exotic looks or modern conveniences.