Ferrari is officially under new management this week, a shift that will mark significant changes for the prancing pony brand.

The limited-edition Ferrari 458 Speciale A is already fetching a premium.

Iconic Rodeo Drive played host to hundreds of exotic Ferrari models today in Beverly Hills, California.

Porsche’s newest 911 Carrera GTS caused the biggest buzz around this past week.

Ferrari has a new limited-production special edition model that celebrates its 60th anniversary in North America. 

Sebastian Vettel is leaving Infiniti Red Bull Racing for 240 million reasons.

The man who developed the exotic Ferrari LaFerrari has been hired by BMW. 

Is this the last naturally aspirated V8 Ferrari?

Ferrari brought the open top version of its most powerful naturally aspirated V8 road car ever to the Paris Motor Show this year.

Is Ferrari readying an engine for use in motorcycles?

Ferrari just confirmed that it plans to unveil the open-air version of its 458 Speciale next week at the Paris Motor Show.

The Ferrari 458 is the latest exotic to be recalled.

The images shown here were supposedly captured from an online car configurator that went live early, revealing Ferrari’s next convertible ahead of its official debut.

Exotic sports cars were at the center of this week’s most popular automotive news stories.

Ferraris are expensive. New ones, old ones, broken ones and rolled ones, they all cost a dumpster-load of cash to acquire. And the brand’s latest flagship supercar underscores this rule with a big, fat permanent marker.

Ferrari’ s push into forced induction is spooling up quickly as the company draws closer to abandoning naturally aspirated V8 engines altogether.

Ferrari will be increasing its production once Sergio Marchionne takes the helm.

Yet another General Motors recall ruled the automotive news waves this week.

The U.S. will be getting its own exclusive, special edition Ferrari model.

Ferrari’s long-standing Chairman,  Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, has announced that he will be stepping down as of October 13th.

Ferrari could be losing its leader of over 20 years.

The American Haas F1 team is shaping up to be a formidable entry in the series.

Ferrari will be celebrating 60 years in style at a special event in California.

The Pininfarina Sergio concept that first went on display during the 2013 Geneva Motor Show will be produced and sold in very limited quantity.

Get ready for a twin-turbo Ferrari 458.

A staggering gang of Ferrari Testa Rossa race cars took over the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance today.

A brand new record has been set for the most expensive car to ever sell at auction. 

The Ferrari FF will get a thorough refresh come 2016.

The Ferrari 458 Speciale Spider is reportedly debuting at this year’s Pebble Beach week of festivities, but not to the general public.

It’s hard to beat the noises a well-designed, high-performance engine makes; experiencing this is of life’s great pleasures, especially when it isn’t adulterated by restrictive exhaust systems or synthesized bullshit piped through a vehicle’s speakers.

Add another automaker to the list that is planning to use electric turbo technology.

Ferrari is hoping its latest steering technology will offer even greater precision than it current cars.

Through social media, some stories have a life of their own. AutoGuide.com has compiled a list of this week’s most shared stories through Facebook, Twitter and Google+.

Luxury, exotic and technology were the trending topics this past week, with the debut of the 2015 Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG coupe. News on the even hotter LaFerrari Spider and FXX also spread across the Internet while a survey revealing that autonomous vehicles will take over by 2035 was also quite popular.

In the world of motorsports, Ferrari is king. With an amazing legacy of winning, the folks behind the prancing horse badge are always in the spotlight.