A Ferrari Daytona SP3 used by the marque as a development and press car is set for RM Sotheby’s London sale, carrying an estimate that reflects the model’s accelerating collector status.
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Ferrari may have reopened the manual gearbox conversation, but Lamborghini is keeping its attention on hybrid supercars and the next phase of performance.
A one-off Ferrari F80 finished in Lucky Orange has appeared in London, pairing exposed carbon fibre with 1,200 hp hybrid performance.
Lando Norris’ Monaco-plated Ferrari F40 has been seen in London, its red bodywork, low stance and towering rear wing looking every bit as dramatic under the city lights.
Ferrari’s new 296 GT Modificata turns the V6 platform into a more focused track machine, with GT3 Evo influence, serious aero and a 1:11 lap at Fiorano.
Ferrari Quebec has hosted Canada’s first in-person appearance of the Luce EV, with the matte grey electric model expected to cost around CAD 800,000.
Ferrari’s first electric model has been priced for Australia at $991,446 before on-road costs, with first local deliveries expected in the fourth quarter of 2027.
Lewis Hamilton has brought home a Ferrari F40 after an extensive factory recommissioning at Maranello, adding one of Ferrari’s defining supercars to his garage.
A new Ferrari patent filing shows a mid-engined hypercar concept with an extendable rear aero section, hinting at how Maranello could chase performance beyond raw power.
Ferrari is expected to be preparing a road-legal 296 inspired by the Challenge race car, with aggressive aero, a non-hybrid twin-turbo V6 and a possible November debut.
Ferrari’s three-pedal 12Cilindri Manuale is now available to order in Australia, with pricing from $1.204 million before on-road costs and deliveries due in the second half of 2027.
The one-off Ferrari Superamerica 45, a 599-derived commission from 2011, made a rare appearance at the Pebble Beach Concours with its carbon-fibre bodywork and rotating hard top.
Dr. Herbert “Herbie” Wertheim, the billionaire inventor and philanthropist, paid $40 million for Chassis 0 of the Ferrari Luce EV during Monterey Car Week.
Ferrari’s first series-production electric car has made an extraordinary auction debut, with Luce chassis no. 0 selling for $40 million in Monterey to benefit the Ferrari Foundation.
A 2023 Ferrari Daytona SP3 in Giallo Triplo Strato has sold for $17,825,000 at RM Sotheby’s Monterey Car Week auction, setting a new public-auction benchmark for a non-charity example.
A 1996 Ferrari F50 finished in rare Giallo Modena has sold for $14.5 million, underscoring the market’s appetite for exceptional analog Ferrari supercars.
Fuerza Regida frontman Jesús Ortiz Paz bought a Nero D.S. Ferrari Enzo during Monterey Car Week, paying supercar royalty money for a high-mileage but highly distinctive example.
Ferrari’s first fully electric model is on its way to Australia, with confirmed allocations, early orders and a local preview planned before customer deliveries begin.
Ferrari has filed a trademark application for LC67, a designation that could cover road cars, racing cars, parts, accessories and branded merchandise.
Ferrari’s new open-top Amalfi Spider has been priced for Australia, with orders now open and first deliveries expected in the second half of 2027.