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At the turn of the century, Ferrari was developing the car that would bring performance into another era: the Ferrari Enzo. While engineers were at work on the revolutionary body, another team was busy trying to come up with an engine worthy of Il Commendatore's name. A fire-breathing 6.2L V12 …

It seems that the wealthy are just as impatient as we are! Oracle Finance just published a surprising report on the hypercar market. According to them, the people who paid $1.7M for one of the 499 LaFerraris are now ready to pay $1.4 million MORE just to take delivery right …

John Hunt is a lucky man. Not only was he able to score the latest Ferrari supercar, the LaFerrari, but he also decided to drive all the way to Maranello to go get it. But when he got to his garage, he had a very nice problem: when your stable …

At the end of the eighties, the 'First Supercar War' was at its peak. The Lamborghini Countach had scissor doors and a mighty V12 and the Porsche 959 was a technological masterpiece with four-wheel drive and a twin-turbo flat-six engine. It became the fastest production car in the world, with …

The 250 GTO always was an exceptional car. Ferrari only built 39 of them, and since they were handmade, no two are exactly alike. They were only bought by the rich and famous so they quickly became a very good investment. One of them could now become the world’s most …

As you know, FCA unveiled its 5-year plan today. While we talked about the American side of Sergio's empire, there was also information about the Italian brands (Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Maserati and Ferrari). Alfa Romeo The famous sports-car maker will go back to its roots with multiple new models in …

Five years ago, the Italian conglomerate Fiat bought Chrysler back from the clutches of Cerberus Capital Management. Fiat's CEO, Sergio Marchionne, revealed his 5-years plan for the future of its brands shortly after. He wanted to clean up the American lineup, and develop new technologies to keep Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep relevant. Fast-forward …

If you intend to purchase a Ferrari LaFerrai, forget it because all 499 units have already been sold at a price of about $1.7 million per vehicle. The LaFerrari took less than nine months to sell out. The flagship model was unveiled in at the Geneva International Motor Show. Its …

If you think paying $2 million for a Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse is excessive, how about buying a 1963 Ferrari GTO for the modest sum of $52 million? Between 1962 and 1964, Ferrari assembled only 36 of this iconic sports car. Last year, a similar car had sold for …

According to a report by Motor Trend, Ferrari intends to feature turbocharged powerplants in the next generation of vehicles. It won’t be the first time Ferrari has offered turboed vehicles however the last model to have one was the F40 with its 478-hp twin-turbo 2.9-liter V-8 in the late 80s.