Read our expert 2026 Ferrari F80 review covering performance, pricing, features, specs, fuel economy, warranty details, and ...

It feels like years ago, because it was. We had to look back and check our notes to see when the Ferrari F80 and McLaren W1 ...

A Ferrari like this doesn’t come along often. Following legends like the 288 GTO, F40, Enzo, and LaFerrari, the new Ferrari F80 arrives as the Italian automaker’s new ultimate hypercar. Integrating ...

Ferrari should have known better. If you are going to bring a few middle-age car writers to a racetrack in Italy to drive your company’s newest supercar, the F80, you should definitely not park a ...

Ferrari is not a name that's usually associated with modesty. This is an attitude that we love and is certainly one that can be applied to its latest supercar, the Ferrari F80. Leaning heavily on its ...

Ferrari and McLaren have unleashed their latest hypercar titans, the F80 and W1. We compare their key stats and performance to see which one is poised to lead the pack. Today, the torch has been ...

The Ferrari F80 makes an unforgettable appearance with its futuristic styling and aggressive hypercar design. Watch Ferrari's ...

Ferrari has introduced its latest weapon, the F80. Like all of Ferrari's flagship hypercars, the F80 was designed to push the boundaries of performance and technology. In classic Ferrari fashion, the ...

There is a brand-new kid on the Ferrari block, and it's called the F80. That may not tell much unless you're a Prancing Horse fan, but it is the brand's latest and greatest hypercar, which competes ...

Ferrari has revealed successor to the LaFerrari Peak power of 1,184 hp generated from twin-turbocharged V-6 and trio of electric motors Production limited to 799 units Pricing starts at $3.9 million ...

More than a decade after Ferrari unveiled its last halo car — the LaFerrari — the Italian sports car major finally has a new vehicle worthy enough to be called its successor. The company calls it the ...

Car seats are strange. In some vehicles, like dedicated sports cars that claim to support backseat passengers, they’re a borderline lie. “Shelf” would probably be a more accurate term. As for the uber ...