To wit, a Ferrari that just a few years ago seemed like any garden variety mid-engined exotic sold for nearly half a million dollars. For this case, we can thank the surge of demand for cars with ...

Charles Leclerc was spotted striking the back of another car while out driving his Ferrari road car in Monte Carlo on Thursday. Fresh from his Italian Grand Prix victory at Monza last weekend ...

A new 2007 Rolls-Royce Phantom parked outside during Don Trump ... 12 engine to get its passengers out of harm's way in a jiffy. Donald Trump also owned a Ferrari F430 F1 Coupe (Rudolf Stricker via ...

The Ferrari F1 team has appointed former Mercedes engineer Loic Serra as its new technical director on the chassis side. Serra will manage multiple areas of the team as part of its new structure ...

Owner reviews sing the BMW 650 thumper's praises. They mention the power and smooth delivery of the F650 stating that it "will easily cruise at 75mph with a healthy kick to spare". Being the ...

Speculation suggests that Ferrari withdrew from the race to hire Red Bull's chief technical officer, Adrian Newey after Aston Martin made a more lucrative offer. Newey is now rumored to be ...

After Charles Leclerc's surprise victory for Ferrari at the Italian Grand Prix, Sky Sports F1 assess whether driver and team are back in championship contention. The win, aided by a major upgrade ...

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The DBX 707 SUV backed up the claim, at least until the pricier Ferrari Purosangue sneaked past it on both counts. As with Ferrari and its forthcoming, front-engine 12Cilindri GT, the Aston's V12 ...

Charles Leclerc took a stunning victory on Ferrari's home soil by holding off Oscar Piastri at the Italian Grand Prix, as Lando Norris finished third. Leclerc used an alternative one-stop strategy ...

Clive Rose/Getty Images MONZA, Italy - Charles Leclerc never thought he would match the raw emotions of his first Ferrari win at the Italian Grand Prix, until he did it again on Sunday.

The Monegasque finished 2.664 seconds ahead of McLaren's Oscar Piastri, who had seized the lead on lap one from team mate and title contender Lando Norris, as Ferrari made a bold strategy decision ...