The term "GTO" was originated by Ferrari?

The statement is false. The term "GTO" was not originated by Ferrari. "GTO" stands for "Gran Turismo Omologata," which translates to "Grand Touring Homologated." It was first used by Ferrari with the launch of the 250 GTO model in 1962, which became an iconic and highly successful racing car. While Ferrari popularized the term with their 250 GTO, it was not created by them. The term "Gran Turismo" had been used in the automotive industry for many years to describe cars designed for long, comfortable journeys, while "Omologata" refers to the car's homologation or approval for racing purposes.