How much do you think it will go for?
by Vijay Pattni
It’s a lifted, V12-powered machine
An American automotive outfit specializing in luxury off-road cars has made a very luxury off-road car in America. Meet 'Elevato,' GlasWerks DMV's offering for the 2025 SEMA show. As you can see, it's a lifted, off-road-ready
by Vijay Pattni
The future is looking wild, to say the least
This is not a real Ferrari, but it also very much is a real Ferrari. Meet the surprise new F76: A very official but distinctly undrivable supercar that pays tribute to Ferrari's success at the Le Mans 24-hour race, and
by Vijay Pattni
Ferrari Special Projects is back at it
What you think of this Special Projects Ferrari rather depends on which side of the fence you sit on regarding modern-day homages of stone-cold icons.So, prepare to have very strong opinions about this: The Ferrari SC40, and as you
by Vijay Pattni
Maybe some Jimi Hendrix here, and some Jimmy Page there?
It's one of the big philosophical questions: What should an electric Ferrari sound like? Jimi Hendrix, David Gilmour, or Jimmy Page, according to Antonio Palermo. He's the guy responsible for sound and vibration on the new Ferrari Elettrica.Well, not
by Jason Barlow
It looks very...Italian
Ferrari has spent the last four months working furiously on a new project. This project is not a highly-strung V12 hypercar capable of bending the very matter around it, but a 1.9km long test track... right next to its 3km
by Vijay Pattni
We’re calling it the Elettrica until Ferrari releases its official name
Listen carefully, and you can probably hear Enzo Ferrari spinning in his grave like a V12's crankshaft, because the first pure-electric Ferrari is almost ready for production.We'll have to wait until the first half of next year to
by Jack Rix
It’s got big shoes to fill
This is the Ferrari 849 Testarossa, a replacement for the only slightly sub-hypercar that is/was the Ferrari SF90. And it's got quite a lot going on under that new skin, although one suspects that Ferrari's relentless application of
by Tom Ford
The result of underwhelming performance or poor timing
This Swiss monstrosity promised 900hp and a top speed in excess of 400kph. Just two problems: no one's ever actually driven one, and it looks like a nightmarish Tim Burton interpretation of a BMW Z4. The horror!Looked like a supercar,
by TopGear.com
That’s B for billion
To butcher Muhammad Ali's famous saying, here's a Maranello creation that floats like a V12-engined butterfly and whose price must have stung like a bee. It's a one-off, deeply beautiful Ferrari Daytona SP3 that just sold at
by Vijay Pattni
As well as the SF90 Stradale
The very best thing about the new Ferrari Amalfi is...its steering wheel. Gone are the touch-sensitive controls that were so annoying that Ferrari latterly switched them off if you didn't touch them for ten seconds to stop drivers from
by Ollie Kew
With a 631hp output, physical buttons, and an easy-to-pronounce name
Alert: a new Ferrari with a badge you can actually pronounce!After mouthfuls like Purosangue and 12Cilindri, it's a relief to meet the new Ferrari Amalfi, named after the posh holiday destination on Italy's southern coast. And that's far
by Ollie Kew
Staying ahead of the curve
After two years of campaigning its 296 GT3 and LMGT3 racers, Ferrari has announced this new 'Evo' replacement set to debut in the 2026 season. And no, we aren't sure what it's upset about either, given the current car is
Perks of the job
Breaking news! Formula One drivers don't like to be passengers.More breaking news! Ferrari Formula One drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc do rather like the new Ferrari F80, as evidenced by their entirely natural first impressions of Maranello's stunning
by Vijay Pattni
Only for those who truly drive on track
It did, barely six weeks ago. But this is the Piloti Ferrari version, unveiled this past weekend at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Which went rather well from a Ferrari perspective.Pillars, if you're French. But pilots, or drivers, if
by Ben Pulman
#83 privateer car makes it three Ferrari wins in a row in the Hypercar class
Ferrari took victory at this weekend's 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans, securing a historic three-peat that will be remembered for decades to come.The #51 Ferrari 499P won the French endurance race's centenary event in 2023-the first
by Ben Pulman
Someone now owns this literal piece of history
For the second time in its life, Michael Schumacher's F2001 has become the most expensive Ferrari F1 car ever sold at auction, after going under the hammer for £13.4m big ones (or about P100.56-M) in Monaco this weekend.
by Joe Holding
But it’s still expected in a year or two
Back in February, we reported that Ferrari's first all-electric car (a high-performance EV crossover) would probably be revealed on October 9, 2025 at the Italian firm's Capital Markets Day. We are now slightly disappointed to admit that we
by Greg Potts
A fitting farewell to Ferrari’s mightiest engines
Not everyone can say "I drove a Ferrari" even just once in their lifetime. Heck, even riding in one probably feels like a pipe dream to most people. I've no idea what I did to be so lucky, but I can
It’s more fun and intense to drive
No one, after driving the 819hp Ferrari 296 GTB hybrid comes away saying, "What that needs is a bit less weight and a bit more power." Not a single person. Except, it seems, Ferrari engineers. Because the new Ferrari 296 Speciale has
by Tom Ford
Is it the car or driver?
This wasn't in the script, was it? Five races into his fairytale move to Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton's season is - much like his rear tIres - sliding towards nightmare status after another chastening result at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.The seven-
by Joe Holding
