Based on the Ferrari F40
by Vijay Pattni
Because great handling is a safety feature, too
Officine Fioravanti, a tuner headquartered in Switzerland and working out of Turin, has revealed a rather gorgeous restomod of an already gorgeous Ferrari: this is the F40 Alte Prestazioni. For those who don't speak Italian, that suffix translates as 'high performance'.'
by Vijay Pattni
Ouch
Last weekend, footage emerged of a red Ferrari F40 losing control on a road near Monaco. It's reportedly owned by British Formula 1 star Lando Norris.However, Norris wasn't the driver at the time of the incident, and fortunately, the
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Ferrari insiders say so
If you happen to be reading this anywhere near Enzo Ferrari's grave, may we suggest you clear the area, because he's about to spin up like one of Elon Musk's (tunnel) boring machines.According to highly reliable sources, the
by Jack Rix
Like it or not, it's...different
You will likely be familiar with the work of Japanese automotive tuning company 'Liberty Walk'. Founded in 1993 by one Wataru Kato, the business where just three cars could be exhibited on a "small vehicle lot" has now morphed into one of
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You'll find it nearly impossible to disagree with this list
The 250 model line was the foundation on which the mighty Ferrari edifice was built, and by the late Fifties the company's potent mix of glamour and performance had won it a global fan base. The California Spyder was dreamt up
by Jason Barlow
We're pretty sure this will cost well over P25 million
This is an extremely rare Ferrari. Not in the way that all Ferraris are rare either. In fact, only five examples of the 288 GTO Evoluzione survived to this day, and this utterly mint one is about to be sold via sealed
by Greg Potts
Now THAT'S how you restomod a Ferrari F40
To say that the F40 is a legend is probably the easiest opinion to get away with in the car world. After all, it's a limited-run Ferrari, built to be raw, lightweight and fast. It's gorgeous, focused and uncompromising,
A DeLorean in anything other than bare stainless steel just looks weird
If you're going to shell out £115,000 (P7.29 million) for a tuned BMW 3-Series, you'd like your new toy to stand out a bit. The old M3 GTS (main image) had a V8 that was bored out
by Ollie Kew
Too bad it isn’t real
Is it a Lamborghini? Is it a Ferrari? Well, it's a bit of both, actually. It isn't real either, which is a major bummer considering how nice it looks. Who would've thought such a combination would work?This is
by Drei Laurel
The entries might surprise you
What exactly is lag? Glad you asked. Lag is that glorious hiatus between when you squeeze the throttle and when the car lunges forward like it's just been electrocuted. Ooh, the...anti...ci...pation. It's exhilarating. But, at times, also
by TopGear.com
How much would any of these sell for?
Keen readers of TopGear.com might recognize this car. The Zonda Aether is such a special one-off that we decided it warranted a whole article to itself.Click these blue words to read all about it, or even to just sit
by Greg Potts
Claim to fame: 720hp and a Le Mans finish in 1995
You're welcome, people of the Internet. Here is a very rare Ferrari F40 LM, and it comes to you via RM Sotheby's, which plans on selling it off at an auction in Paris next year. Sell your loved ones, because
by Vijay Pattni
A thoroughly detailed, entirely unofficial render
This isn't real, nor is it official. But it is quite something: the work of designer Samir Sadikhov, motivated by a desire to cook up a tribute to one of the world's most iconic supercars. The Ferrari F40."For car
by Vijay Pattni
Tough choice
Let's see. 288 GTO, F40, F50, Enzo. In our world, it's like reuniting John, Paul, George and Ringo. Because, as we watch these four sainted cars being decanted from their transporter, it's a reminder that the LaFerrari is part
by Jason Barlow
And why he'll never buy a McLaren F1
What exactly does a Formula 1 world champion drive when he's away from the track? Something as slow and soothing as possible, presumably, to help balm those frayed nerves?Nah, not a bit of it, not when you're Jenson Button.
by Jack Rix
Celebrating its 30th birthday
Those gold wheels though
Today's batch of internet rendering goodness comes from George Yoo. He's a San Francisco-based industrial designer who clearly has a thing for old Ferraris. Specifically the P3/4, the Dino, the Testarossa (not the blocky '80s one) and, crucially,
by TopGear.com
How sports cars became legends
1950s: 250 GT California SpiderFerrari the organization entered the '50s aged just three, and exited the decade triumphant in sports car racing, Formula 1, and the manufacturer of the world's most desired road cars.Core to this imperious rise was its
by Jason Barlow
Two dudes, one car
If you're viewing this on a mobile device and can't see the video, please click here.Regardless of age, entering the Lego section of any toy store is always a treat. There's always something for everybody-Star Wars, superheroes,
by Drei Laurel
