About 15 years ago or so, Top Gear host, Jeremy Clarkson proposed a theory about Maranello-based Ferrari and its storied Formula 1 team. By and large, that theory has gone on to prove itself true time and time again. Not only that, but you can trace back much of Ferrari's history using this theory. And the Ferrari 296 GTB, and its front-engine cousin, the Ferrari 812 Superfast, are perfect examples.

Scott Rothstein owned a fleet of luxury cars like a Bugatti Veyron, Lamborghini Murcielago, and a few Ferraris that went up for auction. But that's not all he hold.

Ferrari is known for building some pretty insane cars, like the berserker SF90. However, there's always some discerning (read: wealthy) clientele that want a little more prance in their prancing horse. That's where the Ferrari 599xx Evolution comes in. It'll go to 60 mph faster than you can read its name, and you'll want to bring some brown pants with those race booties.

If the rumors are true Ferrari is working on a mid-engine V12 that takes styling cues from the 330 P4 from 1967. These were considered possibly the best endurance race cars that Ferrari ever built.

Despite the Ferrari F8 Spider having 710 horsepower and a drop top from the factory. NOVITEC has announced a host of new parts for clients who want more.

Ferrari has a rich history in the automotive world, gaining popularity on the racetrack before giving consumers access to its cars. There are many Ferraris to choose from. Appearance and mechanical qualities might differ slightly, but all of them boast dynamic performance. Here is a Ferrari price guide for some of the best models.

Italy has requested an exception in the EU combustion ban for "niche" supercar manufacturers Ferrari and Lamborghini. Read more here...

Arguably the most iconic TV car of that era is Thomas Magnum's Prancing Horse. The iconic '80s heartthrob thrilled millions of viewers with his red Ferrari on Magnum, P.I.

If you're thinking of buying a new Ferrari, don't just buy one off the showroom floor. The base model of the brand new Ferrari SF90 Stradale is expected to blow other similar sportscars out of the water, if you've got the money to afford one, take a moment to configure one right for your tastes.

Vintage Ferraris command a following and are highly desirable in many circles. Here, we look back at several sought-after classic and vintage Ferrari models. You might even decide to become a collector yourself.

Even modern Ferrari models are still incredibly popular today. While most of them have some styling cues from previous generations, they tend to blend in with modern supercars today. Let's look at some of the best Ferraris and how we can tell them apart from rivals. But, how many different models of Ferraris are there?

Supercars deliver unmatched performance and thrills. But they're only a dream for most car lovers. That's because many models cost over a half-million, especially the latest releases. However, the good news is that you can find pre-owned exotics for under $100,000.

The Lancia Thema 8.32 is proof that Ferrari engines belong everywhere possible.

The rarer the Ferrari, the more it costs and the harder it is to get. Here are several of the best you can buy if someone else doesn't snatch them out from under you first.

When a delivery truck drops this $1.5 million Ferrari SF90, you can likely appreciate the gravity of the mishap. And even though this Ferrari isn't yours, watching — and hearing — it crash onto the street will likely sting a bit.

Get ready and strap yourself in for this ultimate Ferrari Spider guide. Some say there isn't a Ferrari model more impressive than the Spider regarding speed, performance, and Italian-influenced style. There are unique histories behind these incredible cars and plenty of engineering genius responsible for the robust engines under the hoods.

Ferrari supercars are the rarest of the rare, and only a select few people can afford them. In fact, some wealthy enthusiasts have the cash but still aren't allowed to buy one of these high-performance beasts. But for those who can, the Ferrari Monza SP2 is basically a street-legal Formula 1 car worth millions.

The 2021 89th 24 Hours of Le Mans had its fair share of excitement. One of the most memorable moments of the race was the #71 Ferrari losing a wheel. As incredible as the accident was this team's drive to finish the race. Read more here...

Though Ferrari is a household name, most people are less familiar with Pininfarina. But this Italian engineering and design firm changed the way the world views the Prancing Horse.

The Ferrari Fortnite locations are popping up in the video game, but here's where to find the new Ferrari 296 GTB in a variety of places.