
In 1929, founder Enzo Ferrari formed Scuderia Ferrari preparing Alfa Romeo race cars for amateur drivers. Today, Ferrari produces its own line of highly exclusive, high-performance cars, focusing on mid- and front-engine coupes and convertibles.
With almost 1,000 horsepower and a decent electric range, Ferrari's latest hypercar is one heck of a convertible.
Let the good light in.
The Italian marque's CEO said Ferrari may not even achieve a 50% electric lineup, at least in his lifetime.
Ferrari's newest grand tourer looks stunning in this distinctive cerulean hue.
With all the engineering of the epic 812 Superfast under its new, gorgeous skin, this is the car Maranello should have built all along.
The changes are only skin-deep, but then again, we never had an issue with the 812's performance.
Small design tweaks. More power. Still pretty.