Apparently no one can resist the temptation of the booming SUV market, even Ferrari. Although rumors of a Ferrari SUV are nearly the thing of legends in automotive circles, Ferrari CEO Sergio Marchionne heated up the issue recently. During the Italian supercar-marker's quarterly earnings Marchionne was asked about the SUV matter. He stated, “That space [SUVs] is too big and… Read More...
In commemoration of its 70th anniversary, Ferrari has announced that the world premiere for the 812 Superfast is set for next month at the Geneva International Motor Show. Billed as the fastest production vehicle in its history, the mid-front-engine 812 Superfast is an updated version of the F12 Berlinetta equipped with a new 789 hp 6.5-liter V12 that can accelerate… Read More...
Citing media outlet La Voz de Galicia, Carscoops is reporting that three people have been arrested in the Spanish city of Girona for producing knock-offs of Ferraris and Lamborghinis. Police are said to have begun investigating the company after a counterfeit Ferrari was spotted in Benidorm, a city in the province of Alicante in eastern Spain. After tracking down the… Read More...
Ferrari CEO Sergio Marchionne says that the Italian luxury sports car manufacturer could deliver more than 10,000 vehicles annually by 2025, a key component of which will be a "fundamental shift" in the way that the company manufactures cars. Having been spun off as a separate business from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles N.V. in January, Ferrari has faced increasing pressure to… Read More...
Before even making its public announcement on Tuesday, Ferrari had already sold out the entire production run of the convertible version of its LaFerrari hybrid sports car. The company did not disclose the number of vehicles that it would build or the exact cost, only that the limited edition was being reserved for collectors. The LaFerrari spider convertible is powered… Read More...
Fiat Chrysler Automotive chief executive Sergio Marchionne has been appointed CEO of Ferrari NV following the retirement of Amedeo Felisa. Felisa had served as CEO of Ferrari since 2008. Prior to that, he was responsible for product development at Alfa Romeo. With the assumption of his role as CEO of Ferrari, Marchionne extends his wide-ranging number of executive and board… Read More...
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