Ferrari FXX Programme Extended

May 16, 2008

The past 28th October 2007 Scuderia Ferrari published that the FXX Programme is being extended another year. SF took this decision because in the past two years, with help of the seven times Formula 1 World Champion Michael Schumacher, the car has improved constantly.

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The biggest changes are in the aerodynamics and in the gearbox; changes that make the car a whopping 3 seconds faster around the Fiorano Race Track. Read more

Ferrari 612 Scaglietti

April 8, 2008

Those expecting to see a new entry-level Ferrari at Geneva, possibly called the Dino, were disappointed. But we do hear such a car may be possible at the Paris show later this year. In the meantime, Ferrari unveiled an updated version of its 2+2, the 612 Scaglietti.

ferrariscaglietti612.jpg Although the exterior appearance remains largely the same, many of the updates are beneath the car’s sexy skin. Read more

Monstrous Ferrari F430 Scuderia

April 3, 2008

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This is the monstrous F430 Scuderia.

Taking on the recent fashion of picking a mind-boggingly fast car, scraping off a couple hundred kilograms and giving it a fancy surname, Read more

Ferrari Limo - company not happy

March 21, 2008

ferr_limo08.jpg The owner of the world’s fastest limousine — a Ferrari that can travel at speeds of up to 166mph — is facing legal action for infringing the Ferrari trademark. Read more

Ferrari Dino, pretty cool!!

March 5, 2008

Ferrari Deputy Managing Director Amedo Felisa and CEO Luca Cordero di Montezemolo have both denied plans for a new low-end model, but rumors continue to circulate from within the Italian automaker the a new car is most definitely in the works.

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The car will reportedly arrive in 2009, and share a platform with the upcoming replacement to the Maserati GT coupe. Like the forthcoming Alfa Romeo 8C, the new Dino will make use of carbon fiber and aluminum to keep weight low. Power will come from a 400 horsepower V8, and annual volume is expected around 4,000 units.