I look up to Mike Burroughs as he seems the kind of guy that lives by “Do or do not, there is no try”, which is one of my ...

The original Ferrari supercar gets a wild, widebody concept makeover with flared arches, LED lights, and tuner vibes that ...

The Ferrari F40 is a serious contender for the title of best car of all time, a mid-engined supercar that combines pure driving joy with the most advanced technology of the mid-1980s. The V-6 hybrid ...

Ferrari has unveiled its latest one-off creation, the SC40, a bespoke supercar that blends the wedge-shaped design cues of the legendary F40 with the advanced hybrid architecture of the modern 296 GTB ...

The F40 is a modern Maranello classic, the first Ferrari production car to top 200 mph (322 kmh) and a car that anticipated a trend for hardcore roadgoing supercars 25 years before it became a thing.

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Ferrari revealed a new one-of-one model from its Special Projects program based on the 296 GTB. Called the SC40, both the styling and the name of the one-off draw inspiration from the iconic Ferrari ...

When it comes to iconic Ferraris, the F40, the last car signed off by Enzo himself, is right up there with the very best. It was launched in 1987 to mark Ferrari's 40th anniversary, and also saw ...

Ferrari’s Special Projects program unveiled a cool berlinetta called the SC40, a one-off based on the 296 GTB, Ferrari’s rear mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive two-seater. The automaker says the SC40’s ...

It’s got the most-powerful version of the F40’s twin-turbo V8. Introduced in 1987, the Ferrari F40 is a benchmark supercar. Its 200 mph top speed made it the fastest production car of its time, and ...

The 1987 Ferrari F40 arrived as a blunt statement of intent, a car that treated comfort as a distraction from speed. Built to ...

I spend a lot more time browsing the classifieds than I should. It's not like I can buy a 911 Turbo S tomorrow, but I still want to know their prices. And it bugs me whenever a seller lists a car with ...