There were nearly more Ferraris than facelifts on Rodeo Drive for the 60th Anniversary of Ferrari in America celebration. The sold out Ferrari F60 America took center stage and looked even sweeter in person though it was hard to get close to it due to the swirling, awestruck Beverly Hills crowd.

That’s four of the greatest Ferraris ever made, lined up, on the Dunsfold test track. Dozens of cylinders, several turbos, and with one exception, all have manual transmissions. This is a test that Top Gear Magazine did, and it has to be one of their favorites. Ferrari has had their share of problems in the […] More »

Ferraris are definitely special cars, but those badged “GTO” are even more special.  Such prancing horses are powerful and only come around once in a while.  In fact, there have only been three: the 250, the 288 and the 599. Road & Track’s Sam Smith got a chance to drive the middle child from the […] More »

I’ve always felt gearheads are nerds just like all other passionate people, but in unique ways.  For instance, if I have my nose buried in a book, it’s probably one about sports cars.  When I have an awkward time talking to a girl, (sometimes) it’s because I ramble on about a new model’s specs and […] More »

By now, all car people with internet access have probably heard of Tax the Rich. They’re the guys who take the hopelessly rare dream cars and drive them like they’re hand me down Honda Civics. Basically, it’s awesome. This time they’ve gotten their hands on a Ferrari 288 GTO. Now, for those not steeped in […] More »

Ferrari’s F series is reliably the most literal example of bringing racing technology to the streets. So what else would you possibly do with an Enzo, an F50, F40 , and the incredibly cool 288 GTO? Donuts of course! This quick clip will give you a visual and auditory history lesson on Ferrari’s race cars for the road.