Though it had the tough task of succeeding the F40 and received some criticism, the Ferrari F50 is still one of the most epic road cars ever created ...

The 288 GTO, F40, F50, Enzo, LaFerrari, and F80 are known as Ferrari's Special Series cars. Learn about them here.

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It’s a two-seater rally car seemingly inspired by the real-life Lancia Stratos HF. However, it also seems to have some design cues from the following: Ferrari 408 4RM Ferrari 288 GTO Ferrari 308 ...

The successor to the 288 GTO made its debut one ... to compete in the Group B rally category—pumped out 478 hp, enough to push the vehicle to 199 mph. Ferrari originally intended to build ...

Whether it’s the beautiful lines of a classic Ferrari, the raw power of an American muscle car, or the technological tour de force of a modern hypercar, these vehicles represent the pinnacle of ...

Still, a 275 GTB rally car – who’d have thought it ... At the time of launch it was the fastest, most powerful and most expensive Ferrari ever, with an enlarged, 2.9-litre version of its 288 GTO ...

The Ferrari GTO – the commonly used but unofficial ‘288’ moniker would come later in reference to ... while also giving Ferrari a potential challenger for the new Group B racing and rally regulations.

To understand the importance of the Italian brand’s latest creation, the Ferrari F80, then we must first have a brief look at what came before: From the original 288 GTO to the LaFerrari ... is less ...