According to some scholars, the origin of the Ferrari logo dates back to 1692, when identical patterns were discovered on a military banner for the Duke of Savoy. Ferrari, ... The striking image is ...

Ferrari has officially regained control of the “Testarossa” name after years of courtroom drama.

What the 288 GTO, Enzo, LaFerrari, F40, F50, and F80 all have in common, though, is that they were and are Ferrari's range-toppers. This is their history. More from Robb Report ...

Ferrari on Wednesday scored a win at the EU's second-highest court, which said the luxury sportscar maker had been wrongfully ...

Not only did Ferrari have to create a car worthy of bearing its founder's name, but it also had to prove it was at the bleeding edge of road car development alongside McLaren and Porsche. Formula ...

Ferrari’s cars had used many a naming convention over the brand’s long history, but the name of the carmaker’s twenty-teens-era hypercar was a statement of intent: ...

His signing was a bombshell moment, not only for Ferrari, but also F1. In the history of the sport, never has there been such an unexpected or big-name driver switch.

Welcome to Maranello, Ferrari’s hometown where history weighs heavy on F1’s greatest team. Ahead of Ferrari’s home race in Imola, Kieran Jackson spent a day in Maranello, the famous prancing ...

Ferrari plans to build 799 examples of the F80, and deliveries are due to start in 2026. The “80” in the car's name is a nod to Ferrari's 80th anniversary coming up in 2027.

Most terms in the automotive world have fixed definitions: a spark plug, a station wagon, etc. But at the end of the day, the supercars of the 20th Century and the hypercars of today are the same ...