Ferrari race cars have an unparalleled lineage, and every year, enthusiasts across the world wait on the edges of their seats for the brand’s latest Formula One challenger. For the 2022 racing season, Ferrari has unveiled the F1-75, designed from the ground up according to Formula One’s all-new technical regulations. Ferrari and Formula One Contact Us What Stands Out in the New F1-75 Design? Ferrari F1 drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr. will both sit behind the wheel of the F1-75 this season, and they’ve had nothing but good things to say about this bold and striking new design.... R ..read more

Adam Jonas, a representative of Morgan Stanley, recently described Ferrari as his favorite EV stock! The news came just as Tesla’s stock was beginning to reach new highs, and since Ferrari will not unveil their first fully electric vehicle until 2024 or 2025, the assertion has captured the attention of drivers all across Chicagoland. What is it about Ferrari that makes a major institution like Morgan Stanley so confident? Here, we’ve highlighted five of the reasons why Ferrari electric cars will define the future of this market. More About Ferrari Electric Cars Contact Us 5 Reasons Why Ferrari ..read more

Ferrari’s newest Icona series model is the Daytona SP3. Unveiled at the 2021 Finali Mondiali gathering at Italy’s Mugello Circuit, the Ferrari Daytona SP3 is designed as a tribute to the iconic sports prototype race cars that won the 1967 24 Hours of Daytona. Specifically, that was the year that the Ferrari 330P3/4, 330P4, and 412P prototypes finished 1-2-3 in the legendary race, and the Daytona SP3 pays obvious tribute by way of similar contours and a mid-engine layout. But unlike those prototypes of old, the new SP3 is equipped with an incredible V12 engine that will make it one... Read More ..read more

The latest entry in Ferrari’s increasingly electrified vehicle lineup, the Ferrari 296 GTB’s engine is a marvel, and showcases everything that Maranello has learned from previous forays into plug-in hybrid technology. That’s not the only reason the 296’s engine is unusual though: it only has six cylinders — in fact, Ferrari itself has declared it to be the first “real Ferrari with six cylinders.” Taking a closer look at the beating heart under the hood makes it clear why it’s earned that title. View Ferrari Inventory Contact Us Engine Output The Ferrari 296 GTB produces a total of 818 hp... Re ..read more

The Roma is a statement: an impeccably designed supercar that pays homage to Ferrari grand tourers of the past while offering thoroughly modern performance on the road and the track. It’s one of the most attractive vehicles to hit the market in recent memory, it has the specifications to keep up on the track, and it’s supremely comfortable — what more could you want? Clearly the critics writing Ferrari Roma reviews agree that this GT is a massive success — just take a look at what they’re saying. View Ferrari Inventory Contact Us Car and Driver’s Ferrari Roma Review Car... Read More The post F ..read more

Designed by Flavio Manzoni and Ferrari Centro Stile, the Roma is a grand tourer with an impeccable design, but there’s also plenty of room for customization. Enter the Ferrari Roma’s color options, which include an array of exterior and interior shades to match your preferences alongside other options like an interior and exterior carbon fiber upgrades. Not all Ferraris are red, and these stunning Roma colors speak to that! View Ferrari Inventory Contact Us Ferrari Roma Exterior Colors The Ferrari Roma’s exterior color options include: Roma Solid Colors Giallo Modena Rosso Scuderia Rosso Corsa ..read more

The Ferrari Roma is all about La Nuova Dolce Vita, or “the new sweet life,” and that’s obvious when you get inside of the car. What’s under the hood is also impressive: the Ferrari Roma’s engine is a piece of automotive art, and that goes beyond its impressive specifications. The ability to reach 199 mph is wonderful in such a comfortable grand tourer, but it’s only possible because of impeccable engineering — something that this front-engine, rear-wheel-drive supercar boasts in spades. View Ferrari Inventory Contact Us Ferrari Roma Engine Details The Roma is powered by a turbocharged 3.9L V8 ..read more

A stunning plug-in hybrid, the 296 GTB is ushering in the age of the increasingly electrified supercar. Being a Prancing Horse, this model is no slouch in terms of performance, but it’s also extremely comfortable. In fact, the Ferrari 296 GTB’s interior is designed to help you make the most of your time behind the wheel with its driver-focused, feature-rich cockpit. View Ferrari Inventory Contact Us Ferrari 296 Dimensions and Weight Wheelbase: 102.4 in (2,600 mm) Length: 179.7 in (4,565 mm) Width: 77.1 in (1,958 mm) Height: 46.7 in (1,187 mm) Kerb Weight: 3,241 lb (1,470 kg) Weight Distributio ..read more

Debuting in June 2021, the 296 GTB is a plug-in hybrid supercar that’s ushering in a new, more electrified age for Ferrari. While its specs — including its six-cylinder engine — stand out, the Ferrari 296 GTB’s colors make it an impeccably stylish choice, whether you choose traditional Ferrari red or go with any of the other stunning color choices. When it comes to the 296 GTB’s colors, there are plenty of options — just take a look. View Ferrari Inventory Contact Us Ferrari 296 GTB Exterior Colors The Ferrari 296 GTB’s exterior color options include: 296 GTB Solid Colors... Read More The post ..read more

A manettino dial is a rotary switch on certain Ferrari vehicles that enables quick adjustment of the car’s suspension, traction control, electronic differential, and electronic gearbox to suit a variety of different driving conditions.  In Italian, the word manettino means “little lever” or “little switch,” and this little lever produces big results behind the wheel. Each of the Ferrari driving modes enabled by the Manettino provides a different driving experience, engaging and utilizing different components of the powertrain to quickly adapt to changing conditions on the road or track. V ..read more