The F80 is the latest in a long line of top-line Ferrari supercars that includes the F40, F50, Enzo, and LaFerrari.

Ferrari supercars, dating back to the 288 GTO, have always pushed limits—both in terms of engineering and style. The latest one hews to that tradition.

Ferrari should have known better. If you are going to bring a few middle-age car writers to a racetrack in Italy to drive ...

The 2026 Ferrari F80 is the latest in an elite group of Ferrari supercars that dates back to the 1984 288 GTO. With 1184 ...

In the world of classic car restoration and performance innovation, few names are as respected and storied as Bob Norwood Ferrari. With a career that spans over five decades and includes everything ...

While just 36 cars were built in total (plus three 330 GTO models that are sometimes included in this figure), the reason that Enzo didn't have to build more was that the earlier 250 GT SWB (short ...

The LaFerrari, for example, is probably Ferrari’s first hypercar, unless you think the Enzo was, but the 288 GTO is not a hypercar, and it may not have even been a supercar but merely a sports car.

(This in a car that weighed just 2,555 pounds thanks to fiberglass, carbon fiber, and Kevlar body panels.) Air vents and spoilers paid homage to the 250 GTO of years before, while the wide body fender ...

This Ferrari is a 288 GTO Evoluzione, one of the rarest, fastest and most desirable cars ever to feature the Prancing Horse on it. Including a prototype, just six were produced.