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Ferrari has been counting down this past week as the new Ferrari F620 GT makes its debut tomorrow, February 29th. The F620 GT will feature a 6.3-liter V12 engine, accelerating from 0-100 km/h in approximately 3.0 seconds, which is 0.5 seconds faster than the Ferrari FF and 0.7 seconds faster than its predecessor-the Ferrari 599 GT Fiorano.
In the Ferrari F620 debut's eve, Ferrari dropped their third teaser?
Did you know that one of the most sought-after cars ever made is the Ferrari 250 GTO? With that kind of title, is it really surprising that a 1964 model was recently sold for $31.8 million? In our opinion, it's worth every penny!
What do you think? Is this baby worth it? Share your opinion with us on Facebook.
OK, so maybe you aren't ready to drop millions on a Ferrari but…
Time for some Ferrari History 101!
Enzo Ferrari, the founder of the legendary car brand, started off his career and passion for automobiles as a test driver for Alfa Romeo cars. He founded Scuderia Ferrari in 1929, but did not intend to build his own racecars. However as we all may know, this was not the case as Ferrari's career progressed. The first Ferrari road car created was the 1947 125 Sport. Bearing the Ferrari name, this first road car demonstrated great speed and power that was unparalleled during its time, and in which its prestigious brand image still holds today.
But this is the most basic history lesson for any Ferrari aficionado, so here's a little trivia question to test your knowledge:
Which Ferrari model was the first ever road legal production car to break the unsurpassed 200 mph barrier in its era?
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Ferrari is all about turning heads. Talk about a head turner, take a gander at this Ferrari 458 Challenge spotted at the Palm Beach International Raceway during the Cavallino Classic track days.
What do you think about the chrome style? Just right or too much? Share your thoughts with us on Facebook or via Twitter.
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Paris wasn't the only thing that caught our attention, check out the license plate…
Yesterday marked a sad day for Ferrari, who "lost a friend, a travel companion, a man who had his name forever connected to the Prancing Horse."
Sergio Scaglietti, the legendary Ferrari coachbuilder, who created some of the most famous models from the manufacturer from Maranello, passed away on November 20th. Ferrari Chairman Luca di Montezemolo shared, "Sergio Scaglietti leaves behind the legacy of an artist who with his talent created some of the most beautiful
Today marks the third day of the Finali Mondiali! As for the Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli, the final rounds of all four series crowned more champions today. Need a recap? During the second day, Stefano Gai became the Italian Trofeo Pirelli champion and Benedetto Marti was crowned in the Coppa Shell, while Max Blancardi took the European title.
What else? Today, Singaporean Ringo Chong won the Asia Pacific Trofeo Pirelli championship with Steve Wyatt winning the Coppa Shell, while the F430 category of the European series went to Gerald Grohman and the Mallegol-Bachelier pairing in the Coppa Shell. Tomorrow is the big day which will decide ultimately the world titles over three races taking place at 09.00(F430) 11.05(Coppa Shell) and 13.05 (Trofeo Pirelli).
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After getting revved up after watching the races are you inspired to get your own Ferrari? Come visit us at The Auto Gallery Ferrari Maserati or take a look at our selection online.
Need a last minute Halloween costume? How about Ferris Bueller from one of the all time best 80's movies, "Ferris Bueller's Day Off."
Why the mention? Remember Cameron's father's beloved Ferrari in the film? Well here's a fun Ferrari fact: Due to film budget, producers could not afford a real Ferrari. Instead, a replica of the Ferrari 250GT California Spyder was specially created for the 1986 hit film. Surprise, surprise…