Back in 1992, Michael Jordan was in full deity mode, winning rings, wrecking the Knicks, and casually pulling up to games in a murdered-out Ferrari 512 TR. It was a real-deal, mid-engine 12 ...

Thank you so much fellas, until next time stay classy! The Ferrari 512 TR price depends on several factors, including the trim level, optional features, mileage, vehicle history and location.

While many people dream of finding a rare exotic car like this Ferrari 512 BBi stashed away on the owner’s property and rescuing it, the reality isn’t quite so romantic. A YouTuber has ...

The black Ferrari 512 TR gained cultural fame during a playoff game between the Bulls and Knicks in 1992, but hasn’t been seen in years until now. Racing team owner Michael Jordan during ...

Currently undergoing a full restoration in Italy, this legendary 1992 Ferrari 512 TR is expected to return to the market with an estimated price tag of around $250,000. Considering its performance ...

The resulting car does not look much like the 512 BB road car, but it is one of the most compelling Ferrari racing designs ever. Bring A Trailer This model, a 1979 variant, was the first draft of ...

A custom 1977 Ferrari 512 BB with a widebody kit is heading to auction. The car is powered by a 4.9-liter naturally aspirated flat-12 with 340 hp. This 512 BB was inspired by the Competizione ...

With only one owner and less than 6,000 miles on the clock, the 1977 Ferrari 512 BB is set to be snapped up quickly. The iconic red wide body Italian sports car is one of just 101 right-hand drive ...

The 'wide body' Ferrari achieved 929 sales between 1976 and 1981 of which only 101 were to UK with right-hand drive specification. The Italian sports car, which has only had one owner, has the ...