Nick Saban was caught being awesome at the Tuscaloosa airport.

Ferrari sued a used car dealer planning to use an F430 Scuderia replica based on a Mercury Cougar for promotion. Ferrari isn't happy with the outcome.

There were a lot of people charged with PPP loan fraud back in 2021 after using fake businesses to get money from the government.

Don't expect to see any of these cars in person any time soon. At best, there's only two of them in the world.

While this might look like a Ferrari disc brake, it really isn't. But what it actually is might surprise you, and even make you want to be a Ferrari customer.

We hate to see a garage-dwelling exotic car. This, though, is a bit more extreme than the occasional drive!

If you're shopping for the cheapest Ferraris, you don't have to skip out on a screaming V12!

Believe it or not, there are still some holdouts producing manual exotic cars to this very day!

Whether you want a V12, a mid-engine V8, or a grand-touring powerhouse, there are surprisingly affordable modern Ferraris to suit your desires.

Though Ferrari has long held the title for the most expensive cars ever sold, there's a new winner at the top of the food chain.

Surprise! Not all supercar manufacturers have given up on the manual transmission.

It's hard not to drive a Ferrari fast. Nobody knows that better than the person responsible for designing some of the company's cars.

With nearly 800 horsepower, the Ferrari 812 Superfast is certainly a powerhouse. Is it the baddest of the bad?

Ferrari can and does sue Ferrari owners. Be it for modifications, paint color, or personal decorations, you've got to watch it once you start messin' with the Maranello product. We've got some examples to prove it.

The Ferrari logo is one of the most iconic in the entire auto industry. Here's the story and meaning behind it.

You can actually own a Ferrari Purosangue for $15,995. We'll tell you about this special model and how you can have your own Purosangue for cheap.

Can you imagine being disappointed by making $16 million. You might if you turned down a $20 million offer.

The most expensive barn find was non other than a 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider. But this car wasn't alone. Read more to find out what other insanely rare cars were found.

The Chevrolet Corvette Z06 might not have the same panache as the Ferrari 458, but it does carve some unexplored territory for the Kentucky performance car.

Imagine finding a Ferrari 250 GT Pinin Farina Coupe parked in a garage for 52 years. Now imagine it was previously owned by a legendary car designer.