Colleen from Ferraris Online shares a lot about the Ferrari Testarossa including her favorite and least favorite things. We ...

Ferrari doesn’t do facelifts. By the Scuderia’s lofty standards, every car is close to perfection at the moment of its creation. Although higher-performance variants are sometimes allowed, it would be ...

Ferrari recently unveiled its latest sports car that gives a nod to the past while offering a look into the future. The 849 Testarossa plug-in hybrid brings back the classic name and replaces the SF90 ...

Ferrari on Tuesday completed a refresh of its hybrid range with the new 849 Testarossa sportscar, a tribute to the famous original Testarossa model of the 1980s. Ferrari unveiled the new plug-in ...

With the new 849 Testarossa, Ferrari is bringing the childhood dreams of yesteryear back to life. At least, that's the hope. Many enthusiasts grew up with a Ferrari Testarossa poster on their wall (us ...

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Ferrari’s newest supercar uses one of the brand’s most iconic names: Testarossa. The new 2027 Ferrari 849 Testarossa arrives to replace the SF90, evolving on that car with new design and higher ...

Ferrari has pulled the wraps off its latest creation. The 849 Testarossa and Testarossa Spider is the car that merges the heritage of one of Maranello's most iconic nameplates with the most advanced ...

The Red Head returns, this time wearing sharper lines and carrying far more muscle than it had when production ended in 1996. The 849 Testarossa is Ferrari’s newly unveiled plug-in hybrid flagship, ...

Children of the 1980s, rejoice. The Ferrari Testarossa is back! Specifically, the new Ferrari 849 Testarossa, Maranello’s newest supercar—which by the looks of it—is a damn good-looking one. Sadly, no ...

The new Ferrari Testarossa design has been public for about 48 hours now, and the ratio of excitement to ick reactions around the internet is unreal. Keyboard commentators almost universally hate the ...