Kit shares his experience of owning 83 cars, with a particular highlight on his 2015 Ferrari F12berlinetta in Rosso Corsa. In ...

The IS500 has all the right ingredients! It's an excellent daily driver, though it's not designed for track performance, ...

The Ferrari F12 is the successor of the 599, and Ferrari's fastest unlimited production road car ever. Unlike Ferrari's more hardcore vehicles, the F12 is intended to be a powerful yet comfortable ...

It's finally here. The highly-anticipated successor to the 599 is the all-new Ferrari F12 Berlinetta. Revealed today in full ahead of its world debut on March 6 at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show, the F12 ...

On this episode of Head 2 Head, Carlos Lago and Randy Pobst restage our annual Best Drivers Car competition with this years winning Porsche 911 Carrera 4S plus two contenders that missed the initial ...

The new F12 Berlinetta is Ferrari's new sports car with 740 horsepower that can speed up to 212 miles per hour. WSJ's "Rumble Seat" columnist Dan Neil test drives the power vehicle at Ferrari's ...

On this episode of Wide Open Throttle, Jessi Lang brings you the latest on the new 2013 Ferrari F12 Berlinetta and 2013 SRT Viper, future ultra-luxury SUVs from Lamborghini & Bentley, and the ...

Just in case you've missed the news, the first Ferrari F12 Berlinetta to be sold in the United States recently sold at auction, generating $1.5 million dollars (about $800,000 over it's sticker price) ...

Ferrari's latest front mid-engined toy for the rich is called the 12Cilindri. As its name implies, it stays true to the twelve-cylinder recipe, packing a 6.5L naturally aspirated V12 with no electric ...

How long has it been since we covered a Ferrari F12? A bit too long, obviously, as while this may no longer be a thing for the Prancing Horse, it is still a great front mid-engined, rear-wheel drive ...

One of the most alluring traits of any Ferrari is that since the beginning they’ve been built to go fast. Strangely, that’s not the case for one currently up for auction, but that hasn’t stopped it ...