An Italian website is reporting that a Ferrari 250 GTO, owned by American collector Paul Pappalardo, recently sold for $52 million. Now, this is far from confirmed - Pappalardo responded to ...

Imagine the sight: a Ferrari 250 GTO—one of the most coveted, valuable cars in automotive history—sitting untouched and ...

Rod Temporo and his team in New Zealand work out of a chicken shed, but they create exacting replicas of vintage racers from scratch. This 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO might not be an authentic example ...

In 1964, the 250 GTO received an updated body style, with three new cars produced and four earlier GTOs retrofitted. In recent years, Ferrari’s prestige has translated into significant financial ...

Ferrari’s creation of the GTO in 1984 birthed a run of incredible supercars from the Italian powerhouse that continues today ...

Note that the GTO’s MSRP in the United States when new was $18,000—or roughly $150,000, adjusted for inflation. The “cheapest” new Ferrari in the U.S. today is the $215,000 Portofino.

Ferrari specialist GTO Engineering is now well into the development of its new-build reimagination of the iconic Ferrari 250 SWB. Recently christened ‘Squalo’, the project aims to finely tread ...

The return of the Ferrari GTO, and the fastest Prancing Horse ever around the Italian supercar firm's Fiorano test track. But is it also one of the greatest? Chris Harris finds out when he drives ...

Before designating a car—either Ferrari or Pontiac—GTO was a class of racing rules ... comes with just 87,284 miles on the clock. When new, one of the nits that was picked about the Aussie ...

The 250 LM model won Ferrari's sixth consecutive title on the Circuit de la Sarthe. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Ferarri 250 LM did not only set a new auction record but also reaffirmed its status as a symbol of Ferrari’s illustrious racing heritage.

Existing as a limited production consisting of just 599 examples worldwide, Ferrari offered a performance-optimized version of the supercar called the 599 GTO. Employing a full array of technologies ...