Ferrari isn’t known for imaginative model names. Typically, a new Ferrari car comes with wordsoup as a description (see 296 GTB, F80, F12berlinetta, et cetera), but the saving grace of these ...

A 1989 Ferrari F40 “Competizione” with a well-documented ownership history, legitimate racing chops, and a bunch of spare parts that could be another race car was offered for sale through ...

For the car’s 3.0-liter, 120-degree, twin-turbo, dry sump V6, Ferrari used some of the engine management maps and boost strategy from the 296 Challenge race car in the Speciale, as well as ...

While Ferrari’s first fully electric car breaks tradition of the world’s greatest V12s, V8s, and now V6s, it’s an inevitability. Ferrari has said it will keep making ICE engines as long as ...

Deliveries of Ferrari's first EV to start in October 2026 Sees 2025 core earnings of at least 2.68 bln euros U.S. tariffs could hit 2025 margins by 50 basis points First-quarter core earnings rose ...

Ferrari’s prancing horse will soon hoof it from its showroom at 410 Park Avenue to 425 Park Avenue across the street at East 55th Street. It isn’t just another retail relocation.

Ferrari has filed a patent for an engine with pill-shaped pistons, a radical departure from traditional circular piston designs.While Honda famously experimented with oval pistons in the late ...

Owning a Ferrari is not so much an experience as it's a lifestyle. The high-end brand is really big on exclusivity. Today, I'd like to tell you more about the celebs who have lost the privilege of ...

Ferrari hasn't always kept its powerful engines confined to the cars it made itself. These models from other carmakers also came with Ferrari engines.

Ferrari confirmed plans to launch its first EV in October as one of six new vehicles debuting in 2025. Ahead of its official debut, the new electric car was spotted testing out in public.

The Ferrari F40, produced between 1987 and 1992, saw only 1,311 units manufactured. It was originally planned to make 400 F40s; however, the overwhelming demand led to further production.

Ferrari’s F80 Steals the Best F1 Tech, but It Should Have Been More Extreme The stats are staggering: 0 to 62 mph in just 2.1 seconds, 1,000 kilos of downforce at 155 mph, Formula One tech ...