Ferrari has been very successful in Formula 1 over the years and is known for making top-class supercars. The company was founded in 1939 by Enzo Ferrari. In the first years, production was very low. Only in the 70s did Ferrari begin to sell over 1000 cars a year. In 1969, Fiat bought into the company. Ferrari has retained its status as an independent car brand even after the major merger of FCA and PSA into Stellantis.
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The new life of Ferrari?
We speculate on how Ferrari will meet the electric car wave. Perhaps with a piece of Italian lifestyle - la dolce vita - like the new Ferrari Roma?
Ferrari holiday
Ferrari Land is a new wing of the PortAventura Park theme park in Salou, one hour south of Barcelona. The attractions and experiences are designed around Ferrari themes.
Ferrari models in text and images
Ferrari LaFerrari
Equipped with KERS which recovers braking energy to provide extra boost power of 963 hp when needed.
Ferrari GTC4 Luxury
The shooting brake with 4 seats, tailgate and usable trunk may make the car more suitable for daily use than other Ferrari cars.
Ferrari FF
Technically, the Ferrari FF is a hatchback or station wagon with a rear door and a full 450-litre boot with the rear seats up and 800 liters with the rear seats folded down.
Ferrari SF90 Stradale
The launch of the SF90 marked 90 years since the automaker's racing division, Scuderia Ferrari, was founded.
Ferrari 296 GTB
With the 296, Ferrari has paved the way for a new powertrain for supercars with its hybrid powertrain with V6 and electric motor and top-class performance.
Ferrari 12Cilindri
Classic Gran Turismo with a self-aspirating V12 engine positioned mid-front with driving systems that create active driving pleasure.
Ferrari 812
Has Ferrari created a vehicle that delivers the best performance money can buy?
Ferrari 612
Several of the Ferrari models from the 1950s and 60s are legendary among car enthusiasts and can cost over 10 million dollars. The Ferrari 612 is a modern car inspired by the legends of the past.
Ferrari 599
Large and well-equipped driving machine with 6-litre V12 and chassis with MR damping. The model name Could the model name 599 be given because the engine volume is exactly 5999 ccm?
Ferrari Testarossa
Became super popular among royalty and celebrities. "Everyone" wanted a Testarossa. Many became familiar with the car in the TV series Miami Vice.
Ferrari 365 GT4
Some might argue that a Ferrari built in a 3-box concept with 4 seats and a front-mounted engine is not a real Ferrari, but this is one of the longest-running Ferraris.
Ferrari 250
Ferrari's model history becomes more complicated the further back in time you go. Early models were made in small numbers and short production runs that could only last a few months.
Ferrari F8
Equipped with Ferrari's Dynamic Enhancer - an electronic program for controlled operation - of course only intended for track driving.
Ferrari 488
Has a 3,9 liter V8 twin turbo, dry sump, 7-speed dual-clutch gearbox that allows 0-100 to be covered in 3 seconds flat, and 0-200 in 8,9 seconds.
Ferrari 458
Belongs to Ferrari's V8 model range. If we take a closer look at the model designation, surely 458 stands for 4,5 liter displacement and 8 cylinders?
Ferrari 430
In the 430 Scuderia, the power-to-weight ratio is amazing when you consider that the V8 engine produces 510 HP in a car that weighs less than 1300 kg!
Ferrari 360
A continuation of the V8-based models. 3,6 liter V8 with 6-speed manual or 6-speed robotic gearbox with F1 gearing.
Ferrari 355
The engine got 5 valves per cylinder – 3,5 V8 of 381 HP with a 6-speed manual gearbox, or F1-type sequential gearing.
Ferrari roma
The beautiful and practical design speaks to lifestyle rather than racing.
Ferrari Portofino
Sports car with a front mid-engine, 2+2 seats and a hardtop that can be folded down into the trunk.
Sell your Ferrari California
The Ferrari California is a 2+2 seater Gran Turismo with a mid-mounted engine at the front and a fold-down hardtop. The model was produced between 2009 and 2018.
Ferrari F40
Few cars have been such good investment objects – and many cars have therefore not been driven very much.
Ferrari Mondial
2+2 seats with engine centrally located at the rear. Shared drivetrain with the sporty V8 cars.
Ferrari GTO 288
The Ferrari 288 never entered racing, as the class it was supposed to reach was discontinued. Only 272 cars were produced.
Ferrari 308
Got the new 8 cylinder engine. Some believed that a real Ferrari should have 12 cylinders. But cars with V8 engines are full-fledged Ferraris.
Dino 308 GT4
A model that laid the foundation for many subsequent series based on V8 engines.
Dino 246GT
Actually, the Dino series did not start life as Ferrari. The bet on a more affordable model was to be made under the name Dino – named after Enzo Ferarri's son.
