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Fresh Start
Ferrari threw out its existing playbook with the all-aluminum 360.
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Body of Knowledge
Automotive journalist Jason Cammisa has driven thousands of cars. His Ferrari of choice? The Dino 308 GT4.
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Rough Start
Thirty years of neglect left this 330 GT 2+2 with rusting metal, a trashed interior, and a smoking engine.
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Phenomenal Four
It may not have that famous V12, but the light and agile four-cylinder 500 Mondial is a fabulous Ferrari to drive.
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Driven
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Rock Stars
Nothing puts on a show like the 430 Scuderia and 458 Speciale.
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Pace and Grace
We spend a day eating up the miles in three of Maranello’s big, fast, luxurious four-seaters.
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Driving Force
Although famous for its V12 engines, Ferrari’s most powerful cars of the 1980s and 2020s feature turbocharged V8s.
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Maiden Voyage
After nearly three years of waiting and planning, we cross South Africa in a freshly restored 250 GTE.
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Buyer's Guides
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Value Proposition
The FF offers serious speed, a spacious cockpit, and all-wheel drive—for less than half the price when new.
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Blown Away
The 488, Ferrari’s first turbocharged sports car since the F40, remains a thrillingly fast machine.
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Impact
The 308 introduced Ferrari to a new worldwide audience and launched an era of V8-powered sports cars.
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New Breed
All-aluminum construction and a detuned Enzo engine made the 599 GTB Fiorano a different kind of supercar.
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Classics
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Spur of the Moment
For most of us, a 14-month road trip in a 40-year-old Ferrari would entail plenty of planning. Brian Whalen just jumped in his 308 and started driv...
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Fashion Sense
In the 1950s, Carrozzeria Vignale and the prolific Giovanni Michelotti provided the same coachwork for two very different automobiles.
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Eastern Promises
In the early 1990s, Honda introduced an all-new supercar that promised to beat the European establishment—including Ferrari.
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Divergence
We compare the evergreen 328 GTB to its little-known Italian-market counterpart: the GTB Turbo.
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Restorations
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Family Time
It took nearly 60 years, but Roger and Sally Demler and their children (and grandchildren) finally have the Ferrari of their dreams.
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Five-Year Plan
Returning one of the world’s rarest Ferraris to its original splendor required serious talent, money, and time.
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Originality
Peter Reeves restored his Dino 246 GT to as-new factory condition—with one notable exception.
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The Dream
Buying this Enzo was just the first step. The second? Making it new again.
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Modified
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European Union
What do you get when a German speed shop works its magic on an Italian supercar? The 772-hp 488 N-Largo.
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Undercover
Matt Peak’s 308 looks stock. It’s not, and a 485-hp 3.9-liter V8 is only part of the story.
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Transformation
When Franco Sbarro wanted to create this wild hatchback, he needed a suitable donor car. His choice? A Ferrari 308.
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Target: Supercar
Chris Doggett turned to forced induction to give his 360 Spider serious performance credentials.
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People
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No-Sale Blues
This 360 Spider sat unwanted and unloved at a dealership until Richard Maury spotted it.
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The Genesis of a Culture Hero
Griff Borgeson looks at the fires that burned within the young Enzo, and the powerful forces that drove the mature Ferrari to act out his dream on ...
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Enzo’s “Marine”
Thanks to Luigi Chinetti and Enzo Ferrari, American Dan Gurney stormed the tracks of Europe and the world of Formula 1.
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Vive la Difference
Nearly four years after the debut of the Roma, Ferrari unveiled the Roma Spider. We talk with Emanuele Carando, Head of Product Marketing, about th...
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History
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Mighty Maverick
It took the combined talents of Bertone, Lancia, and Ferrari to create one of Italy’s most iconic—and idiosyncratic—sports cars: the Stratos.
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Creating Ferrari’s First Championships
By emphasizing logic, quality, and reliability, Aurelio Lampredi redefined Maranello’s engineering approach. The results speak for themselves.
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Surf and Turf
With the Testarossa sweeping the exotic-car world off its feet, Ferrari set out to make some literal waves.
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The Rise and Fall of Scuderia Ferrari
From its founding in 1929 until its liquidation in 1937, Enzo Ferrari’s Alfa Romeo racing stable scored an astonishing 144 wins in 225 races.
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Racing
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The Unicorn
The unlikely story of the one and only F355 GT3.
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DriftWood
Ryan Tuerck’s Ferrari-powered Toyota thrilled the crowds at the 2019 Festival of Speed.
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Reality Check
Over the last decade, professional sim racing has become a serious motorsport discipline. We talk with two members of the Scuderia Ferrari Esports ...
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Bloodline
Maranello never intended to race the 365 GTB/4, but privateer teams saw the potential built into every Ferrari and convinced the factory to change ...
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