Sheer pleasure

Sheer pleasure

Spiders have been ever-present throughout the history of Ferrari, with each new model reinforcing the notion that an open-top drive is the perfect way to experience the distinctive Sound and Smell of a prancing horse engine in full flow. we tell the history of these most iconic cars

The 599XX Evolution; photo David Ryle

Evolution revolution

Faster, lighter and more powerful, the 599XX Evolution proves that Ferrari’s incredible XX think tank continues to push the boundaries of technology, as well as offering an unrivalled client experience. On top of which, a radical new rear wing sees the Company closer than ever to unpicking the unknowns of aerodynamics
The Superamerica 45; photo Alex Howe

One on one

Peter Kalikow’s Superamerica 45 is the latest Ferrari to emerge from the company’s thrilling Special Projects division. In an exclusive interview, the man who commissioned it tells us how it feels to have the freedom to create your own one-off Ferrari.
Ferrari V10 1996; photo Max Sarotto

A unique sound

One of the cornerstones of the magic of Ferrari is the sound of its formula one engines. from the howl of the 12-cylinder to the mellow tones of the eightcylinder, via the weighty notes of the v10, racing cars from Maranello have always been recognisable. Even if future engines will no longer have the option of these classic configurations, the sound of a Ferrari will always be different and unique
The Ferrari California at Cremona; photo Gabriela Noris

Stradivari town

Cremona has more than 140 workshops where lutes are created. the world capital of the instrument made famous by Antonio Stradivari, is also a beautiful City in its own right, with a timeless square sitting in the centre, an ideal spot to take in the surroundings, without mentioning the cakes and the food…
F12berlinetta - Front 3/4 view

Opening the doors to a new generation of V12s: the F12berlinetta unveiled

The most high performance Ferrari ever is unveiled online in the run-up to its official debut at Geneva
Jazz trumpeter Chris Botti in front of his California; photo Sin

All that Jazz

Celebrated jazz trumpeter Chris Botti, who began his career playing with Frank Sinatra, recently discovered a whole new and extraordinary sound, that of his Ferrari California. we interviewed him at his home in LA, to find out about his art and his new passion
Nick Mason at the wheel of the FF; photo Lee Brimble

Complete control

Where better to test the revolutionary FF than the snowcovered mountain roads surrounding Brunico, in the Alto Adige area of the dolomites? Nick Mason, drummer with Pink Floyd, collector and expert driver, unleashes the FF’s 660hP v12 and demonstrates the efficiency of its all-wheel drive. There’s even room on-board for his drum kit…
Chinese conductor Liu Jia stands in front of his 458 Italia; photo Jasper James

Lightning conductor

Under the baton of conductor Lu Jia, a musical score becomes a divine melody, a kind of audio feast: just Like the sound of a Ferrari engine; deep and powerful, from the very soul of the car, dynamically announcing a thousand years of Italy’s history and culture
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