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Working for Ferrari would be a dream come true for most of us, and it's about to get even better for those on Maranello's payroll. Currently, the Prancing Horse has over 5,000 employees. To be launched early next year, the "broad-based share ownership plan” will allow workers to become shareholders by purchasing a one-off grant of shares. These will be worth up to €2,065, which works out to about $2,250 at current exchange rates.
Writers past and present pick their favourites, followed by some maths. Here's how they voted
Back in 2004, a barn in Florida was destroyed by Hurricane Charley. Within its walls was a Ferrari collector's dream: 20 cars, including an ultra-rare 1954 Ferrari 500 Mondial Spider. As one of 13 in existence, you could imagine how many examples are still surviving nearly 70 years later. Whether this chassis qualifies as «surviving,» though, is debatable. Either way, somebody just paid almost $1.9 million for it.
The story of Enzo Ferrari, the man behind the winningest Formula 1 team ever and arguably the greatest performance car dynasty out there, is a tough one to cram into a feature film. But acclaimed director Michael Mann of Heat and Ali is giving it a shot, by focusing on the blackest summer of Enzo's life in a new biopic, Ferrari. In an interview with Variety, Mann revealed the movie will spare no detail—not even the most gruesome racing tragedies.
This December 25, the long-awaited biopic of Enzo Ferrari will hit U.S. theaters. The movie's new trailer already shows the price of admission will be worth it, even if you're just there to hear the cars.
The Ferrari biopic is due to hit cinemas this Christmas. In contrast to the sporting-focused Ford v. Ferrari or Rush, it's shaping up as more of an automotive House of Gucci, sans a scene-stealing Lady Gaga. The full trailer has now dropped, giving us a better look at the film to come.
After seeing the Jaguar E-Type debut in 1961, Enzo Ferrari called it "the most beautiful car ever made." With that praise in mind, this Jaguar E-Type Series 1 restomod could be a tribute to Il Commendatore because the body is finished in Ferrari's iconic Rosso Corsa red.
The theatrical trailer for Ferrari, the biopic about the eponymous automotive magnate, is finally here ahead of the film's release on Christmas Day in the United States. It stars Adam Driver as Enzo Ferrari and tells the story of the brand's competition in the 1957 Mille Miglia race across Italy. The video suggests there's a potent mix of automotive action and personal turmoil as Enzo tries to keep his company together while also dealing with family strife.