Italy's Italo train debuts April 28 and will connect Milan, Rome, and Naples. It's being billed as the most advanced train in Europe. Italo's bright red locomotives and cars are a nod to Ferrari, whose chairman Luca di Montezemoto heads operator Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori.
Inside the train driver's cabin. Italo trains can travel up to 186 mph -- not the fastest in the world but still respectable. The record for fastest commercial service depends on several factors, but Shanghai's Maglev Train can run at 268 mph.
