Regardless of the decade, Ferrari has always produced iconic road cars. However, during the 1990s, seemingly, all of the Italian carmakers' models were outstanding. From its beginnings as an Alfa ...

Spread the loveFerrari, the iconic luxury sports car manufacturer, has recently announced the unveiling of a new convertible model as part of its exciting 2026 lineup. This latest addition not only ...

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The car that, in poster form, would eventually grace the walls of that generation’s adolescent gearheads was introduced as the ultimate commemoration of the marque’s 40th anniversary. Especially ...

Ferrari's history is about as rich and well-documented as it gets. So many major automotive publications have stories that explain the brand's introduction, evolution, and where it stands today - this ...

Everyone loves classic cars. Not everyone loves the fact that 21st century models are increasingly classified as such as they ...

The Prancing Horse used to call this new zero-emissions model 'Ferrari Elettrica,' but it turns out that was just a placeholder, and the actual name is 'Luce.' That means ‘light’ in Italian, which isn ...

A 715-hp V12 luxury SUV capable of doing 0-60 mph in a little over 3 seconds is hardly in need of a performance upgrade, is it? Mind you, when the said SUV wears the Ferrari badge, you might as well ...

MILAN, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Ferrari forecast 2026 ‌core earnings growth of at least 6% ‌on the back of last year's five new model launches and its forthcoming electric car debut, driving its shares as ...

Collectors are quietly targeting limited run performance cars with analog feel, rare engines, and strong brand moments. This list highlights five picks from the last 20 years, from the 911 R and 599 ...

In an interview with the magazine, Ferrari’s chief product development officer, Gianmaria Fulgenzi, revealed that the company is “reaching the limit of performance” with its road cars. That’s not ...