The hardcore version of the Ferrari 488 GTB, which is currently being referred to as the 488 GTO, will have at least 700 horsepower on tap when it arrives later this year.

Die-hard Ferrari enthusiasts are probably living a nightmare right now.

What was once an impossible thought will become a reality by 2020.

Ferrari will debut a hardcore ‘Special Series’ version of its 488 GTB sometime this year, a California Air Resources Board document indicates.

The Ferrari Museum has set an official attendance record in 2017 with over 500,000 visitors this year.

Ferrari plans to boost its annual production in 2018 as global demand for high-priced supercars grows.

Alfa Romeo is legitimately returning to the Formula 1 paddock for the first time since 1985.

Considering how expensive they are, classic Ferraris are typically kept in pristine condition in air-tight garages, but one driver is doing things differently, and he’s a bit of a hero.

Ferrari has threatened to quit Formula 1 in 2020 if the new rules aren’t to its liking. 

The biggest news to come out of the 2017 SEMA Show this week was Fiat Chrysler’s announcement that it will finally begin to sell its 707-horsepower Hellcat V8 in crate engine form. This got us thinking – if price and logistics were no object, what would we drop the venerable 6.2-liter supercharged V8 into?

Ferrari has just introduced the FXX-K Ev  and it’s so amazing you might actually forget that Mercedes just won the Formula One World Championship.

Over the years I’ve had the chance to sample numerous exotics hailing from Italy, Germany, the U.K., and even America, but Ferrari had managed to elude my grasp. This fall I was presented with the opportunity to drive not just my first Ferrari, but the most unusual model the automaker has ever built: the 2017 Ferrari GTC4Lusso.

Ferrari used a new manufacturing process to build the new Portofino convertible that will be used on more of its cars going forward.

In October of 2015, Ferrari held its IPO and became a publically traded company after nearly 70 years of being privately held. 

FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne has confirmed Ferrari will make its first SUV.

More than half of the GTOs ever produced assembled in one location this past week.

At least 14 valuable Ferraris will be on display at the automaker’s upcoming London celebration.

Ferrari and Lamborghini have sworn they have no plans to make an electric car, but we’re not sure if we believe them.

It wouldn’t be a European auto show without supercars and this year’s Frankfurt Motor Show didn’t disappoint.

The Ferrari Portofino debuted not too long ago as the Italian automaker’s new “entry level” model to replace the California T, but after seeing it in person for the first time, we can confirm it looks just as expensive as a Ferrari should.

Ferrari is making its most hardcore model even crazier.

The final LaFerrari Aperta to be built will cross the auction block this weekend.

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The dream auction for Ferrari fanatics is coming September 9, 2017.

Ferrari has announced it will build one more LaFerrari convertible – bringing the total production run for the hypercar to 210 units. 

A study has been released revealing the top 100 most loved brands on social media.

Ferrari is undecided on whether or not to push forward with its plan to introduce a less expensive model that would serve as a spiritual successor to the Dino.

A recent study has revealed the top 10 most popular supercar brands in the U.S.

There is one less Ferrari 430 Scuderia in the world and that should make you very sad.

Thirty years ago today, on July 21, 1987, Ferrari pulled the veil from one of its greatest ever road cars: the F40.

Allegedly, Ferrari is considering entering the industry’s segment de rigueur by 2021.

A 1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 formerly owned by British singer-songwriter Sir Elton John will go under the gavel at Silverstone Auctions’ upcoming Silverstone Classic Sale.

The Ferrari J50 has taken the highly coveted Best of the Best distinction in the Red Dot Design Awards, marking the third consecutive year Ferrari has been recognized by the Red Dot jury.

The Ferrari Cavalcade is a yearly event open to the most loyal of Ferrari customers, but with 2017 being the Italian brand’s 70th anniversary, this year’s edition was extra special.

Once again, the Michelin Supercar Paddock will play host to several awesome supercars at the 2017 Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Auction season is upon us and there is a cornucopia of interesting cars available. 

Ferrari’s next hardcore mid-engine V8 model, which is expected to adopt the ‘GTO’ moniker, has been photographed testing at the Nurburgring. 

The 488-based successor to the hardcore Ferrari 458 Speciale has been spotted testing at the Nurburgring ahead of its likely debut early next year.

Ferrari’s twin-turbocharged 3.9-liter V8 engine has taken top honors in the International Engine of the Year awards for the second consecutive year.

Auction prices and estimates on V12 Ferraris are high, but the actual number of cars being sold is low.

A new supercar is set to arrive in 2020 from Aston Martin to take on the Ferrari 488.

When it comes to the world’s most expensive cars, the prices just seem to climb higher and higher.

Actor Michael Fassbender has completed the first round of the 2017 North American Ferrari Challenge racing series.

The replacement hypercar for the Ferrari LaFerrari will arrive by 2022, a Ferrari executive has confirmed.

They’re not as flashy as big spoilers or gullwing doors, but not all hoods have to be boring.

If we’ve said it once we’ve said it a thousand times: Nurburgring lap times are a futile benchmark of a car’s capabilities.

Ferrari is reportedly developing a hardcore 488 GTO, set to take on the upcoming Porsche 911 GT2.

Millions of dollars worth of cars will cross the auction block in late May.

The  Honda Civic Type R is once again the fastest front-wheel-drive car around the Nurburgring.

The Holy Trinity of hypercars is about to cross the auction block together.

Someone’s ego might be a bit damaged by this news.

A Ferrari F430 once owned by President Trump is crossing the auction block today.