We’re not sure what it was about this parked Italia that set off this horse, but it sure did make it mad. The car was stopped on a street in Shanghai when a local horse riding club passed by. Apparently the Ferrari driver blew his horn as they were walking by. Why he thought […] More »

The corkscrew at Laguna Seca is a notoriously tricky bit of track, and during this year’s Ferrari Challenge, driver Ryan Ockey had a particularly bad time with it. It’s unclear what happened exactly, but given that it barely looks like the car slows at all, I’d like there was some kind of brake problem—he came […] More »

OK, this bodywork might be 130lbs lighter than the—gorgeous, sweeping, perfect—sheetmetal of the 458 Italia, but in fairness, I’m lighter after I take a dump. It’s almost criminal to go monkeying with Modena’s handiwork to begin with, but some firms are able to pull it off. Mansory’s hack job makes me want to vomit with […] More »

Making changes to the Ferrari’s styling is always a dicey proposition. Their body styles are (almost) always iconic, and they (almost) always looks awful when tampered with. Their newest, the 458 Italia, isn’t an exception. Still, we applaud Evolution 2 Motorsport for having the guts to tamper with Pininfarina’s design. The result is this: The […] More »

It’s generally considered bad form to deface ancient structures. So Chinese officials were understandably pissed when a mainland Ferrari dealership employee used a 458 to spin donuts on the Great Wall. The desecrating donuts occurred at an event intended to celebrate Ferrari’s two decades in China, and it’s safe to say the incident won’t go down […] More »

Ferrari just passed the 8,000,000 followers mark on Facebook. To celebrate, the company posted this video of a 458 drifting and doing donuts. And it could have been brilliant—but it isn’t. So while it might seem silly to critique a video showing one of the world’s finest sports cars being flogged like a winter beater, I’m going to do it anyway.

Hollywood’s Rent-in-Style rents out six-figure exotic cars, fulfilling automotive dreams for anyone with enough coin. So when owner Eric Blumberg lent out a 2010 Ferrari 458 Italia at a rate of $2,000 per day, then noticed via GPS tracking that the car hadn’t moved in days, he knew something was up. Here’s how he took down a theft ring.