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With 11,155 Cars Sold, Ferrari Had Its Best Year Ever in 2021
That makes 2021 the Prancing Horse's best year yet.
Meet the Ferrari 812 GTS, Robb Report’s 2022 Car of the Year Runner Up
Missing the top spot by only one point in the overall judging system, the 789 hp drop-top was the editorial team’s first choice.
Car of the Week: A 1993 Jaguar XJ220, One of the Fastest Cars of Its Era, Is Heading to Auction
Crossing the block on March 5, the vehicle is an example of a model that was once the fastest production car in the world.
Gordon Murray’s New T.33 Supercar Is the Little Sister That Can’t Be Ignored
The marque's second model still features a powerful V-12 and an optional manual transmission.
First Drive: McLaren’s 765LT Spider Is a Nimble Beast That Earns Its Place Atop a Very Elite List
While the 755 hp convertible may be limited to 765 examples, its power delivery is never in short supply.
Lamborghini Will Not Make Pure Gas-Powered Cars After This Year
The Italian marque is set to make its final four combustion-engine cars—two Huracáns and two Urus—in 2022.
Car of the Week: A 2005 Ford GT, the First Modern American Supercar, Is Heading to Auction
Crossing the online auction block through Gooding & Company at the end of this month, the supercar shows less than 2,000 miles on it.
This London Home’s Redesign Was Inspired By Its Owner’s Biggest Passion: Cars
There's even a vehicle on display in the game room.
Car of the Week: This 2012 Lexus LFA Is a Supercar Outlier Sure to Draw Collectors
One of only 500 examples of the model ever built, it’s being offered through RM Sotheby’s on January 27.
Car of the Week: This 2019 McLaren Senna Has Driven Just 934 Miles, and It’s Heading to Auction
One of only 500 examples, the 789 hp supercar is on the virtual block through CollectingCars.com until December 10.
Ferrari’s Daytona SP3, the Latest in the ‘Icona’ Series, Is an 829 HP Tribute to Le Mans Racers
Its 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V-12 mill can generate up to 829 horses.
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