Ferrari LaFerrari, also to open sky
The Italian supercar brand already has its convertible version, which will be available with a canvas roof or rigid carbon fiber. What does not change with respect to the coupe is the hybrid engine with 963 horses. Ferrari unveiled in Italy the unprecedented variant convertible of LaFerrari, its exclusive...
Ferrari unveils the 488 GTB
As expected, Ferrari has unveiled a new model. Expected under the name of 458T or 458m, the new war machine of the constructor to the prancing horse will be called 488 GTB. Before its public presentation referred to the upcoming Geneva Motor Show this coming March, here is a...
Ferrari FXX K: Now, this is done
This is frankly anything but a surprise to learn: the total production of the Ferrari FXX K is already exhausted. Meanwhile, the numbers are highlighted. Barely made, not yet entered the program but already exhausted. Not surprisingly, customers contacted by the Maranello manufacturer to offer one of Ferrari FXX...
Ferrari LaFerrari XX: Mechanical rumor
It is an open secret: the side of Maranello is currently refining the development of a more extreme version of the LaFerrari… Like what McLaren recently, confirming its P1 GTR, Ferrari is also a decline in short-term track-oriented version of its hybrid supercar homologated for the road. Called LaFerrari...
Ferrari 458 Italia by Vorsteiner
Without distorting and betraying the original lines of the Italian berlinetta, Vorsteiner reveals the characteristics of its program baptized 458-V. The Ferrari 458 Italia modified somewhat so inherits various minor alterations. Including specialized items based carbon fiber; Vorsteiner Americans are using this material to make a few changes to...
Towards a Ferrari LaFerrari even more extreme
It’s a rumor relayed in the columns of a British media that portends in terms of the arrival of an even more extreme version of the latest Ferrari LaFerrari. Finally a logical rumor if we recall a version of the predecessor of the hybrid hypercar, Enzo FXX… So coach...
