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Steer Clear of This ‘Scary’ 2020 Ferrari Unless You Drive Only in Straight Lines

Ferrari’s rearing stallion is synonymous with high-quality, high-priced supercars. Boasting powerful performers such as the 812 Superfast, 812 GTS, SF90 Spider, Roma, Portofino, and SF90 Stradale, Ferrari knows a thing or two about building amazing cars. But MotorTrend recently used another adjective to describe the 2020 Ferrari F8 Tributo. And it’s not necessarily a good …
by Desiree Homer
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The Dodge Challenger Hellcat Redeye Widebody Has More Horsepower Than a Ferrari

The Dodge Challenger is a respected horsepower brute. It is easy to group it with other American muscle cars and forget that its horsepower numbers are astounding. For example, people don’t realize that the Dodge Challenger Hellcat Redeye Widebody has more horsepower than one of today’s respected Italian exotic cars, the Ferrari 812 Superfast.  A …
by HJ Pizarro
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Stolen $1 Million Ferrari F40 Accidentally Found in Japan

The Ferrari F40 is regarded as one of the best analog supercars ever produced. As you’d imagine, this Italian supercar carries a significant premium in the used market. With just 1,311 F40‘s ever produced, you can expect to pay well over $1 million for a good example. In a recent story told on VinWiki, one …
by Gabriel Vega
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These Exotic Rental Cars Will Cure Your Quarantine Ennui

If you’re tired of pandemic quarantining and staying at home too much, it’s time to inject some excitement into your life. Whether you own a car or not, consider renting one to get out of the house and see the scenery. And, if you’re going to get a rental car, why not up the game …
by Ed Reeves
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La Roux: This Ferrari 458 Speciale Is Bulletproof

Armored SUVs and trucks are a common-enough sight among VIPs and apocalypse dream garage builders. But they’re not the only kinds of vehicles that can be beefed up like that. With the right modifications, you can theoretically make any car bulletproof. For example, Mercedes Sprinter and Ford Transit vans. Or, as AddArmor has done, a …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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A photograph taken on February 4, 2020, shows the Ferrari logo on a displayed vehicle during the Retromobile classic car show at Porte de Versailles in Paris.
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The Vulgarity of Ferrari’s First SUV

This year has certainly been one of surprises, but even hardcore Ferrari fans didn’t see this coming: an SUV announcement. Ferrari revealed plans for its Purosangue earlier this year. And Car and Driver recently posted images of a test vehicle spotted in Italy, which was no doubt an SUV. However, the birth of the first …
by Addison White
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Rusty Monday: Ferraris Beyond Fixing

It’s pretty amazing when someone comes upon a derelict Ferrari. Straight out of the factory everyone knows a Ferrari is a special beast. They’re normally garaged, pampered, and rarely driven. But Ferraris beyond fixing are out there. Whether from neglect, Mother Nature, or fire, these Ferraris are too far gone to fix. So read and …
by Thom Taylor
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These 8 Collectible Cars Already Hit Rock Bottom Now Spiking: Hagerty

Our friends at Hagerty have come out with their 2021 Bull Market list of collectible vehicles that have already hit rock bottom and are now spiking. Some are obvious and others might have slipped under your radar. It warns that making a quick buck or flipping isn’t what these are about. They’re about buying something …
by Thom Taylor
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A gray 2021 Ferrari Roma by an Italian cafe
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What Does a $222,000 ‘Entry-Level’ Ferrari Drive Like?

‘Entry-level’ means something different when you talk about high-end cars. Especially from a brand like Ferrari. Still, even the historic Italian automaker needs to expand its market offerings. That’s why it’s working on an SUV, and why it’s released the Ferrari Roma. So, what’s it like to get behind the wheel of an ‘entry-level’ Ferrari? …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Car Payments That Will Make You Feel Bad About Yourself

In the world of cars, there are vehicles that we deem affordable, namely the vehicles the average person can comfortably afford. Then, there are higher-end vehicles that cost more than the average person makes in a year. But above that, we see car prices that are so outrageous that one vehicle costs what most people …
by Gabrielle DeSantis
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There’s a Swiss Ferrari 308 Hot Hatch by Sbarro up for Sale

While its newest models come with quite a few restrictions, many older Ferraris find themselves being used for all sorts of projects. Some builds, like Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera’s Aero 3, give the donor Ferrari a full re-skin. Others, though, focus on transplanting the Italian powertrain into more mundane cars. And one of these builds, the …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Ferrari Refuses to Go Totally Electric, for Better or Worse

It could be argued that Ferrari is THE brand most people think of when they hear “sports car.” Ferraris are flashy, Italian, expensive, fast, loud, romantic, and beautifully-crafted luxury items that have no practical purpose in the world. That last point, in particular, might be why Ferrari is vowing never to go full-electric.  Of course, …
by Peter Corn
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Halloween Car Horror: Wrecked Exotics

MotorBiscuit wants to celebrate Halloween 2020. And the most devilish way is to give you a Halloween Car Horror. What’s the most horrible sight to car enthusiasts? Why wrecked exotics, of course. So we’ve got a ton of them for you. These wrecked Ferraris, Lambos, and more will haunt you. The only thing good about …
by Thom Taylor
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2022 Ferrari Purosangue SUV Spotted In Maranello Ahead of Luanch

We have known for some time that Ferrari is moving forward with a plan to launch an SUV. Speculation had put the launch of that Ferrari around the 2022 model year. But, we are only about a year away from the traditional launch schedule for 2022 model year cars, and there has not been any …
by HJ Pizarro
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Recall Alert: Ferrari Has a Window Problem

The NHTSA and Ferrari have announced a recall. The recall involves rear windows are not bonding the way they should. 1,063 units are affected by the recall in the USA.  What vehicle is part of the recall The 2018-2020 model years of the 812 Superfast are the subject of the recall. They were made between …
by HJ Pizarro
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Ferrari Allegedly To Have hybrid V6 by 2022, Sign of the Times

When I was growing up, the Ferrari 308 on the Magnum P.I. television show caught my attention. From there, I learned what an exotic car is. That is a low volume car, with performance to wow, a high price tag, and most often is created by a boutique manufacturer. Most times, that performance to wow …
by HJ Pizarro
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Watch an Abandoned Ferrari Testarossa Begin Its Comeback Restoration

In July, a story surfaced of a neglected 1988 Ferrari Testarossa abandoned on a street in Puerto Rico. At that time, I covered how the car had sat for 17 years prior to a Youtuber with a channel called Ratarossa becoming aware of it. He took a pass on purchasing the Ferrari but wanted to know what would happen …
by HJ Pizarro
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You Can Get a Brand-New Ferrari 488 for a Lot Less Than This Old Nissan

“Like-new” gets thrown around the used-car market more than the last bottle of hot sauce at the BBQ. In most cases, it is utter nonsense. In rarer cases, it can refer to vehicles that have lower mileage and are in really good shape. In this particular case, “like-new” pretty much means brand-new. There is currently …
by Peter Corn
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