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Following a dispute with Italian motor-racing authorities, Ferrari’s John Surtees, and Lorenzo Bändini, competed in the last two races 1964 Formula One season (NART) as the North American Racing Team. Blue ferrari wore an unusual blue-and-white livery which was not seen since. The Mexican Grand Prix of 1964 photo is shown below. Colour History Ferrari […]

In 1979, the medium-displacement V-12 engine was removed from Weber carburetors and outfitted with Bosch electronic fuel injection. The Ferrari 400i, as it became known, was available with a manual five-speed transmission and the three-speed automatic manufactured, among other locations, at the same Michigan factory responsible for turning out B-24 bombers in World War II. […]

The renowned Italian carmaker Ferrari has long been associated with elegance, speed, and a love of fine engineering. This tradition is continued with the 2022 Ferrari F8 Tributo. Pushing the limits of what a high-performance supercar can accomplish, the F8 Tributo is named after its forebears and has a design that epitomizes Italian automotive artistry. […]

Ferrari 512 SS refers to the 25 sports cars built between 1969-1970 with five-liter (12-cylinder) engines. It is related to the Ferrari P sporting prototypes. V12-powered vehicles were entered in the 1970 International Championship for Makes by Scuderia Ferrari, private teams, and the factory. Later that year, modified versions of their main competitor, the Porsche […]

Italian designer Adriano RALELI is a prime example of this. Raeli decided it was high time to reveal his ferrari f 80 Supercar, even though Ferrari’s LaFerrari had been unveiled not too long ago. It’s a concept car, but it’s worth taking a closer look at. The hybrid drivetrain will generate 1,200 horsepower from a combination of a KERS […]

When you step inside ferrari roma interior, the first thing that strikes you is the uniqueness of this Ferrari. It is also unique for a variety of reasons. First, the driver and passenger areas have been separated into two distinct cells. The dual-cockpit design is similar to that found in the Ferrari Monza SP2, although […]

In 1985, further enhancements were made to the series by launching the Ferrari 412 (chassis Tipo F 101 EL) in April of that year. This engine had a bore of 1 millimetre, resulting in an increased displacement of 4,942 cubic centimetres (302 cubic inches), which is why the change in name to 412 refers to […]

A sports car that is electric at first sounds might appear to be something that isn’t. Cars for sports are indeed getting more green and faster every day. Green ferrari has introduced stop-start technology into some of the most recent models. Ferrari CEO Amedeo Felisa’s most significant issue with electric motors is that they can […]