The 1972 Pininfarina Ferrari Modulo concept had a height of 93.5 cm.
The Modulo was designed by Paolo Martin for Pininfarina and unveiled at the 1970 Geneva Motor Show. Its extraordinarily low, wedge-shaped body measured just 935 mm, or 93.5 cm, high. The date in the question is sometimes confused with later appearances or references to the concept, but the height remains the same.
The show car began life as a Ferrari 512 S chassis and was later converted to 612 Can Am specification before Pininfarina transformed it into the Modulo. Its design featured a sliding glass canopy rather than conventional doors, partially covered wheels, and 24 circular openings in the engine cover revealing the Ferrari V12.
Readers also commonly see the figure rounded to 93 cm or converted to about 36.8 inches. In 2014, American collector James Glickenhaus acquired the car and helped return it to running condition.