As the auto industry shifts to electric, some observers believe Ferrari has fallen behind. However, the Italian automaker's announcement of a new tech-savvy CEO and first hybrid vehicle could signal renewed glory for the Prancing Horse.

One of the most expensive supercar crashes in recent history included eight Ferraris, a Lamborghini Diablo, a Toyota Prius, and $3.8 million in damage.

Buying a Ferrari 488 Pista is no small feat. Aside from needing to cough up enough cash to cover its astronomical base price, Ferrari might not even allow you to buy one if you don't have an established relationship or track record of buying previous models. However, one of these cars just crashed into a Renault Twingo during a recent rally, causing massive damage.

For many, buying a classic car is an investment. But is buying such a car a good investment? Find out here.

There are some builds on YouTube that you can simply glance at and know that it was imagined with a seemingly never-ending budget. That seems to be the case with a new muscle car under construction featuring a Ferrari V12 under its hood. It comes from Australia, and it's based on a model that originally produced less than 150 hp.

The Ferrari 296 GBT isn't just a plug-in hybrid supercar: it's the first Ferrari-badged car to use a V6. And around the brand's test track, it's almost as fast as the SF90 Stradale.

What happens if a driver with a regular car crashes into a Lamborghini or other supercar? Don't panic, but perhaps up your insurance coverage before your next drive.

We have yet, another Ferrari crash to show you, this one being an ultra-rare Ferrari 599 GTB 60F1 Alonso Edition. Only 40 were ever made.

It's no secret that Ferrari is currently developing its first SUV, potentially called the Purosangue. However, a man named Bill Harrah in the 1960s decided he couldn't wait and decided to build his own off-roading Ferrari. It's called the Jerrari, and it even once had a naturally-aspirated engine under its unusual hood. Now it's up for sale.

Regardless of which side of the equation you're in, renting a Ferrari can be quite a tricky affair. However, a recent renter covered on the Royalty Exotic Cars YouTube channel managed to destroy a Ferrari F8 Tributo on its first outing. After hitting an object, the renter bent several wheels and even managed to crack the car's frame, totaling it in the process.

There’s an ultra rare Ferrari J50 for sale in Tokyo. Being only one of ten made, it’s a collector’s item for the rich - but you can’t bring it to the U.S.

Most consumers who are willing to pay the exorbitant price are interested in the Ferrari SF90's performance capabilities, not its amenities. Here's what this hypercar can do.

So, is the Ferrari SF90 Stradale a dream to drive? Oh, yeah. In fact, MotorTrend calls it 'better than therapy.' Here's why.

British YouTube channel pits two classic iconic Ferraris--a Ferrari Testarossa and a Ferrari 308 GTS--against each other to see which is faster. However, the 308 GTS isn't stock; it has an electric powertrain from a Tesla.

For the most part, Ferraris are rarely seen on the road. With high prices and relatively low production numbers, chances are you won't see a prancing horse on your way to work. Based on the F12, the F60 America features a brand-new body but retains the naturally-aspirated V12 engine upfront. Additionally it has an asymetrical interior.

For most of us, the idea of owning a Ferrari seems like a far-fetched dream. However, if you're looking for a used example under $50,000, the Mondial might be the way to go. In fact, you don't even have to stretch your dollar to find a good one. Additionally, the Pope rode in one back in the late 1980s.

Despite hitting the road officially back in 2013, seeing a Ferrari LaFerrari in person is still quite a rare sight. However, a new prototype wearing some unusual bodywork recently popped up in a spy video. While it's definitely unusual, we don't know exactly its purpose. If we had to guess, it's either testing long-term durability or perhaps a new model.

Traveling on their way to a charity car show in Philly, watch this sad crash as a 488 Ferrari loses control, smashing into two other Ferraris.

For the most part, you need to be a seasoned historian to fully understand the history of all of Ferrari’s race cars. From the various body styles to endless specific options, it’s hard to tell whether you’re looking at a $100 car or one worth $1 million. That’s exactly what happened to one man back …

Elton John's vintage Ferrari Daytona 365 GTB/4 is heading to auction, and it should Crocodile Rock the auction block.