Classic Ferraris are expensive. Even the cheap ones cost a lot. Rarity, mileage, and condition are all contributing factors ...

Ferrari's future won't be decided by how many cars it sells, but by whether each one still feels rare and exclusive.

The rising popularity of Ferrari’s in-house customization program has turned into a delicate balancing act. On one hand, letting buyers with a fat wallet configure their cars generates tremendous ...

The rare Prancing Horses each drew landmark multi-million-pound winning bids, with one selling for nearly three times the ...