Ferrari

The Ferrari SF90 Stradale is the Italian automaker's latest supercar, and its first production plug-in hybrid. Boasting 986 horsepower and all-wheel drive, it will be a terror on any racetrack. The SF90 proves that Ferrari is serious about electrification and reducing emissions.

Alfa Romeo is doubling down on Formula One racing after a decades-long hiatus. Now essentially a support team for Ferrari, its 2019 driver lineup includes a former world champion and a potential future star. The team has also been renamed Alfa Romeo Racing, dropping Sauber.

The Ferrari SP3JC is a custom-built car made for a longtime Ferrari collector. The blue-and-white paint job was inspired by the customer's interest in pop art. The car itself is based on the Ferrari F12tdf. Ferrari often builds one-off cars and special editions for its most loyal customers.

Ferrari looks toward the future as it designs hypercars like the LaFerrari. Designer Samir Sadikhov turned his eye toward the past to create a modern interpretation of the 1987 F40. The F40 Tribute is a rendering and not a preview of an upcoming production model.

Digital Trend's video series Behind the Wheel takes you inside some of the fastest, most exotic, and most unique cars on the planet. Former NBA player Martell Webster favors a Ferrari's 458 Spider. It's not his daily driver, but in this episode, he tells us why he always dreamed of owning this ride.

The Ferrari Monza SP1 and SP2 are inspired by some of the Italian automaker's most legendary sports cars. They mix old school rawness with modern carbon fiber construction and 789-horsepower V12 power. Both models are expected to go into production for a limited run.

A rare original Ferrari GTO, one of only 36 ever made and one of the most sought-after collector cars in the world, has been sold for $48 million at a Sotheby's auction in Monerey, California. The 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO by Scaglietti, chassis no. 3413 GT, was the third one ever built.

$30,000 won't buy you a Ferrari, but it will get you a perfectly nice alternative car. Or, a perfectly nice coffee table book -- about Ferrari. That's right, friends. If you're just swimming in hundred dollar bills and are looking for ways to spend that hard-earned cash, we have found you an option.

One of two remaining cars built to replicate a 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder and used for filming in the 1980s teen flick Ferris Bueller's Day Off will head to the Mecum Auction block in late August during Monterey Car Week.

The Ferrari 488 Pista Piloti is a special edition for customers involved with the Prancing Horse's racing programs. Its livery is inspired by a championship-winning race car. The Piloti Ferrari was unveiled ahead of the 2018 24 Hours of Le Mans, where Ferrari will compete.

The Ferrari SP38 is a customized car built for what the Italian automaker describes as one of its most dedicated customers. Based on the 488 GTB, the customized SP38's styling is inspired by the Ferrari F40 and 308 GTB, two of the automaker's most famous supercars of the past.

We get behind the wheel of the 2018 Ferrari GTC4Lusso to get a feel for five technological innovations that make it a performance icon and the ultimate Ferrari for driving year-round in almost any weather. Simply put, it remains the benchmark for long-distance, super-luxurious grand tourers.

Looking at Ferrari’s past models is like walking through the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. We’ve chosen 20 cars that stand out.

A Ferrari driver managed to total his supercar just 60 minutes after collecting it. Incredibly, he walked away with only cuts and bruises.

Ferrari built less than 20 examples of the 365 GTB4 "Daytona" Competizione race car, and this replica is close to the real thing.

With time, patience, and a lot of fabrication work, Tuerck and his team dropped a Ferrari V8 in the Toyota 86's tight engine bay.

If you've never considered a cruise before, then this special attraction -- a world first -- may be enough to tempt you.

The remains of legendary carmaker Enzo Ferrari were the target of a planned extortion scheme, according to Italian police.

What do you get when you combine a 1930's Ford chassis with a 3.0-liter Ferrari V8? One of the craziest Frankenstein hot rods ever imagined.

Ferrari revealed its one-off SP 275 RW Competizione supercar to honor the 275GTB of the 1960s. It is based on the Ferrari F12 Berlinetta.

Ferrari may stop selling retired Formula One race cars to customers under its F1 Clienti program, according to F1 test driver Marc Gené.