Both the ICE and EV configurations have been re-energized for 2026
by Billy Caluag
When Ferrari says ‘entry-level,’ this is what it means
The Ferrari Amalfi launched for Southeast Asia a few months ago in Kuala Lumpur. We learned then that its arrival in the Philippines would come around the second quarter of 2026. While a date was never set in stone to begin with,
by Angelo Nieto
Some of these unloved Prancing Horses have grown more acceptable over the years
Some of the greatest car designs ever-the Citroen DS, the Mini, the Lamborghini Miura, even the first Ford Focus-were so radical when new that they were scoffed at. Only years later did they get judged as genius.But we now
by Ollie Kew
Was this what you were expecting?
This a proper 'wow' moment, and we don't get many of those nowadays. Welcome, then, to the Ferrari Luce, the company's first all-electric car and a genuine game-changer. What you were expecting? Didn't think so.Previous supercar
by Jason Barlow
It’s a Special Projects car, meaning it’s a one-off
The Ferrari F8 Spider is, by most rational accounts, a good-looking Ferrari. Wonderfully proportioned, dainty, a joker's smile carved across its face and a delightful set of quad taillights. A client figured, 'huh, let's add some 2026 Ferrari to
by Vijay Pattni
It’s got Italian heritage and a Koenigsegg heart
As collabs go, this is right up there with Aerosmith x Run-DMC, Louis Vuitton x Supreme...maybe even Top Gear x Twiglets (RIP Stiglets). Christian von Koenigsegg doesn't hand out the beating heart of his company to just anyone-therefore
by Jack Rix
The ‘90s was a mood
There is nothing more to add to what we discovered last year. That Eccentrica Cars, makers of the glorious Diablo restomod you're currently drooling over, has given its glorious Diablo restomod a track pack and sent it packing.To Italy, and
by Vijay Pattni
Ferrari says the tighter suspension delivers “a distinctly more compact feel”
If you're a fan of the Purosangue, but are of the opinion that Maranello's first-ever four-door, four-seat V12 needs a little...more-Purosangue-er?-then we have welcome news. This is the Ferrari Purosangue Handling Speciale. No,
by Vijay Pattni
This decadent shade of brown is called ‘Luci del Bosco’
Over the weekend, a gaggle of classic car enthusiasts gathered in Rome's Centro Storico for the inaugural Anantara Concorso Roma to celebrate 'La Dolce Vita delle Automobili'. Lucky them.Alongside the posh privateers with their extremely expensive and historically significant cars,
by Greg Potts
Meet the Temerario, the newest hybrid Raging Bull
Following the launch of the Lamborghini Temerario last month, the Italian supercar has now been officially logged in the Land Transportation Office's memorandum circular-and yes, expect it to come with a green plate and coding exemption.The Temerario has a
by Lije Martin
And it’s set to arrive in the Philippines soon
The Ferrari Amalfi inches closer to the Philippines after making its regional debut in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. For the uninitiated, it replaces the Roma as the Prancing Horse's latest 'entry-level' offering.Official prices have yet to be confirmed, but current
Take in that glorious V8 noise
Remember that rather delightful, reimagined Ferrari F355 from 2024? It's now ready, with Brit company Evoluto confirming it has tested all the specifications it promised us a couple of years back.Chief among which is a re-engineered version of Ferrari'
by Vijay Pattni
TopGear.com sits down with Ferrari’s boss for a quick chat
We're 45 seconds in, and Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna has just asked me what I like most about the new Luce. The boss fixes me with a titanium-plated glare, then smiles. And here I was thinking I was the one
by Jason Barlow
It’s up for auction and could sell for up to P22.3-M
A secondhand supercar heading up for auction isn't exactly major breaking news, even when it's a V12-engined Ferrari. But this particular four-seat Ferrari FF is a little bit more special than most, because it was originally ordered by
by Greg Potts
How much do you think it will go for?
Despite being one of the world's rarest model lines, it seems as though there's a Ferrari 250 GTO that comes up for auction every other week. So, with a deep breath, we go again: This is yet another Ferrari 250
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
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
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
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
If you’re expecting savage V12 power, however, this is very much a refined GT
In the past, Ferrari made you wait to get a suntan in one of its front-engined V12 super-GTs. Cars like the 550, the 575, and the 599 only got afterthought open-top variants right at the end of their lives-
by Ollie Kew
Based on the success of the V12-powered Purosangue
Ferrari has been softening us up for years. First came LaFerrari, not hindered by electricity but energized by it, then the SF90 Stradale, the 296 GTB, and the SF90 XX. Batteries and motors are part of the Maranello arsenal now, but a
by Jack Rix
