The Ferrari 250 GTO is a clear example of why the 1960s were the golden age of sports cars. This is why there is no such ...

The Amalfi is clearly derived from the Roma it replaces as the least expensive, entry-level Ferrari (though that’s relative).

Enzo's first time piloting a Ferrari was at Fiorano in his mother's 328, where he learned to drive stick. He toured the Ferrari Tribute to Mille Miglia in a 599 GTO and does a few small races each ...

8. Gemballa GmbH: Customizing Hypercars with Precision Gemballa is a German tuning company best known for modifying Porsche models, as well as a few select hypercars. The company’s most famous ...

During the early 2000s, Gemballa expanded its range, producing various modified versions of the Porsche 996, 997, Boxster, and Cayenne, along with their most extreme creation - the Mirage GT, based on ...

Instead, at the close of the season, several key members of Scuderia Ferrari walked out in what has since become known as a “palace revolt”. And it all comes down to Enzo Ferrari’s wife, Laura.

Enzo Ferrari died in 1988 from complications of leukemia, at 90 years old. He had just witnessed the unveiling of the Ferrari F40 supercar, which would go on to become legendary in part as the ...

When the Ferrari Enzo supercar launched to the world back in 2002, the best that Pirelli could build was wrapped around the wheels of the angular icon. By today’s standards, after 22 years of ...

So it was to Koenig you went to with your common-as-muck Testarossa for some stick-on fibreglass, a 1,000PS twin-turbo kit and a brass knuckle with which to fight off the angry spectre of Enzo Ferrari ...

Ferrari is a sports car maker, luxury brand and sponsor of a Formula One racing team. Its history is celebrated in Modena in museums devoted to founder Enzo Ferrari and to its engineering and design.

That V12, incidentally, is an upgraded version of the F140 V12 that debuted in the Ferrari Enzo over twenty years ago. The Purosangue SUV is, according to Ferrari at least, not actually an SUV at all.