#Ferrari

Two of the world’s most sought after exotics are up for sale, and adding to the two vehicles is the fact that they’re owned by Michael Schumacher.

Ford’s three-cylinder EcoBoost engine was named the International Engine of the Year today for the second consecutive year. 

A rare 1953 Ferrari 340/375 MM Berlinetta Competizione by Pininfarina was sold at a recent RM Auctions at Villa Erba for a cool $12.7 million (€9.856.000).

Ferrari is expected to unveil a hardcore version of its 458 Italia (above), likely the Scuderia version, at this year’s Frankfurt Motor Show.

With all the attention the Ferrari LaFerrari and the McLaren P1 have received in recent months, it’s hard to forget that Porsche is working on its own hybrid supercar, the 918 Spyder.

John Lennon’s first car, a 1965 Ferrari 330GT, is heading to a Bonhams auction at the Goodwood Festival of Speed on July 12, 2013.

Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo and Tesla CEO Elon Musk should be locked in a windowless room together with cameras rolling.

Ferrari Chairman Luca di Montezemolo is looking to increase the exclusivity of the Italian automaker’s offerings rather than growing volume to protect its margins and residual values for its customers.

After an expansion of the Ferrari Classiche division in Italy, the exotic car maker is now considering further growth of its classic car workshop, with the U.S. as a front-runner for a second facility.

Perhaps Ferrari took a few notes at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show earlier this year, where arch-rival Lamborghini unveiled its extreme Veneno, thereby stealing some of the spotlight the LaFerrari.

Timepiece manufacturer Hublot continues building on its relationship with Ferrari, releasing a LaFerrari-inspired MP-05 Tourbillon.

A police fleet with a Lamborghini Aventador wouldn’t be complete without a Ferrari counterpart; and that’s exactly why the Dubai Police Fleet has added a Ferrari FF.

Despite having a dumb name, the LaFerrari is nothing short of awe inspiring.

By now, if you have any sort of love for automobiles, you’ve seen the Ferrari LaFerrari’s official launch video; and if you haven’t, you better check it out first.

Jim Glickenhaus has announced that he’ll be working on a one-off Ferrari P33, the successor to the Ferrari P4/5 that he originally commissioned in 2006.