R.Ferri Motorsport Racing has announced that it’ll be competing in this year’s Pirelli World Challenge with a two-car team.

The Geneva Motor Show always plays host to a throng of exciting ultra-high-performance automobiles and this year’s installment was no exception. Lamborghini revealed its sultry new Huracán, McLaren unwrapped the alluring 650S and even Pagani’s outlandish Zonda Revolución made a showing. But the folks in Maranello, Italy were not to be out done.

The Geneva Motor Show is most commonly associated with high-end sports car debuts. This year, stunners like the Lamborghini Huracan, Ferrari California T and McLaren 650S all made their global debuts.

Each year, dozens of exotic car manufacturers flock to Switzerland for the Geneva Motor Show, and 2014 was no different.

Does a convertible, turbocharged Ferrari sound like the car of your dreams? Well, it’s a reality now with the 2015 Ferrari California T.

The folks at Ferrari are really upping their game with the brand-new California T, like they needed to get any crazier… The car just made its glorious debut at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show.

Once again, Ferrari is being named the most powerful brand in the world.

Earlier this week, Ferrari unveiled its 2014 California T model ahead of its official debut at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show, and now the Italian automaker has shared a video of its latest exotic.

The 2014 Ferrari California T has been officially revealed ahead of its debut at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show.

Ferrari has released one last teaser before the Italian automaker reveals something to us on February, 12. 

A 1957 Ferrari Testa Rossa has become the most expensive car ever sold in Britain at $39 million.

Ferrari is teasing what could be the latest version of its “entry-level” hardtop convertible: the California.

A rare race car driven by Michael Schumacher crossed the Barrett-Jackson auction block today, earning $1.7 million and a round of applause as it revved up to 18,000 rpms.

As it tends to do around this time, the year is steadily drawing to a close; 2013 is dwindling like a tiki torch running out of citronella-scented oil. The last flickers are smoldering, but she burned brightly for 12 months so the end is not in vain.

Last year, a Ferrari California mule was spotted testing with a turbocharged engine and it appears that the powerplant will make its way to the next-generation model.

Ferrari boss Luca di Montezemolo likes the idea of Ferrari re-entering the prototype class of sports car racing.

According to a recent report, the 2013 allotment of the Ferrari 458 Speciale is already all spoken for.

It’s that time of year again; time for extended families to cram together around an all-too-small table, eat themselves into a food coma, argue over football and be told by countless relatives how they should be living their lives. Yup, it is time to give thanks.

The Ferrari 458 Speciale is a special machine, and it even looks better in motion.

Ferrari has unveiled a one-off 458 Italia inspired by the Formula 1 race car driven by Niki Lauda in the 1970s.

Ferrari has announced an upgraded version of its 458 Challenge Evoluzione, which is used in the Italian automaker’s one-make series.

Yet another SEMA Show gone by, yet another million plus square feet of sheer custom car insanity.

Last year, Liberty Walk surprised the SEMA Show with its custom Lamborghini Murcielago. This year, the Japanese-based company is back in Las Vegas with two supercars: A Ferrari 458 and a Nissan GT-R.

Patent drawings of an unidentified Ferrari were picked up by the automotive media today with no associated information.

The Ferrari 250 GTO continues its reign as the world’s most expensive car, with a 1963 racer selling for $52 million.

Ferrari was spied at the Green Hell early this morning taking the Enzo-replacing LaFerrari for a jaunt on the vaunted circuit. 

At the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show, Ferrari unveiled its 458 Speciale with 605 hp and improved aerodynamics.

The 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show kicked off earlier this week, and AutoGuide was there reporting live with all the world’s hottest new debuts. Our most watched videos of the week are a good indication of what was catching everyone’s attention in Frankfurt, starting with the Ferrari 458 Speciale. Then of course, there was the production BMW i8 sports car and Jaguar‘s new C-X17 concept.

Watch our most popular videos of the week below.

Rumors of Ferrari switching from naturally aspirated engines to turbocharged ones are getting louder, as it’s now believed that next-generation Ferrari models will mostly feature turbo motors. 

It may have won the Performance Engine of the Year award two years running, but that didn’t stop Ferrari from further tweaking the awesome 4.5-liter V8 engine that powers the 458 Italia.

Ferrari wants you to understand that its hardcore version of the 458 is, well, Speciale.

Ferrari sales staff are like bouncers maintaining a two-year line outside the club. Under that metaphor, the marketing team is comparable to a team of very effective hype men.

Ferrari Chairman Luca di Montezemolo has been a vocal opponent of electric cars, but when it comes to hybrids he’s championing the technology, announcing that more gasoline-electric models will join the brand’s exotic stable.

Ferrari continues to mine its engineering talents while entirely ignoring whichever department is responsible for naming its new cars, revealing the most powerful version of its 458 to date – the “Speciale”.

The Ferrari California Spyder Replica from the 1980s classic movie Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is heading to Mecum Auctions this weekend in Monterey.

Prior to heading to the Hungarian Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso strapped into Ferrari‘s latest and greatest creation, the LaFerrari.

Profit increased for Ferrari through the second quarter despite the brand’s decision to slow production. 

A new report has revealed that Ferrari could be making a decision on returning to Le Mans by as early as the end of this year.

Originally making its debut at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, the Ferrari LaFerrari has kept itself out of the spotlight for several months and now rumor has it the Italian automaker is still  finalizing the production model.

Ferrari will bring three bespoke vehicles to the 2013 Goodwood Festival of Speed this year.

Would you believe that  Ferrari employees are actually quiet introverts? Seems unlikely, but the brand is making an effort to get its employees talking. 

Hertz has announced its Dream Car Program, which will allow car renters the opportunity to get behind the wheel of their dream luxury or exotic vehicle.

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.

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.

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.

Hybrid technology is improving at an impressive rate and is continuing to find its way into more and more vehicles.

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.

If the rumors are true, Ferrari is finally starting to take orders for the 458 Monte Carlo which sits above the Italia.

The first Ferrari F12 Berlinetta to hit American soil has been delivered to its owner, Larry Roth, who won the Hurricane Sandy Auction late last year.

Lego has teamed up with Ferrari to produce a truly awesome toy; the world’s first full-scale model of a Ferrari Formula 1 race car.