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Lamborghini isn't the only supercar manufacturer committed to keeping the V12 alive, and Aston Martin's even updating its V12. Now arch nemesis Ferrari will unveil a successor to the 812 Superfast tonight, and the Italian brand has confirmed that the yet-unnamed model will carry on with 12 cylinders.
We've all dreamed of our perfect Italian vacation, spending days eating delicious food, drinking incredible wine, and basking in both the country's beauty and history. And also sleeping in a circular bed, in a dark room, surrounded by Ferraris pointed at you, of course. If that's your dream, then you're in luck because the Ferrari Museum is now listed on Airbnb.
Ferrari has previewed a new V12 supercar ahead of a full unveiling on Friday, 3 May.
Ferrari and V-12 engines go hand in hand. And the newest vehicle from Maranello promises not to disappoint. Ferrari posted two quick teaser videos on its X account (formerly Twitter) previewing a new 12-cylinder supercar that debuts on May 3.
The Jeep Wrangler story dates back to 79 years ago. At around the time Enzo Ferrari and Alfa Romeo conclusively parted ways, the United States Department of War sought to commission the design of a rugged reconnaissance vehicle for duties in febrile Europe.
A Ferrari F40 had an unfortunate meeting with a wall of the Engelberg tunnel in Germany on Sunday morning. A 24-year-old luxury dealership employee somehow crashed the car while on his way to a car show, ripping off the car’s entire front end after colliding with both sides of the tunnel.
In seven Formula 1 seasons, Argentinian driver Juan Manuel Fangio was World Champion five times with four different teams: Alfa Romeo, Mercedes-Benz, Ferrari, and Maserati. Two of those were back-to-back wins for Mercedes-Benz in 1954 and 1955 in a streamlined W 196 R “Silver Arrow.”
The Prancing Horse is preparing for its maiden voyage in the world of sailing as a way of improving its technological capabilities.