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Crafted by Pininfarina and shaped by Ferrari in Modena, the Mondial marked the culmination of Ferrari's 2+2 mid-engine lineage. A bona fide 2+2 vehicle unmistakably bearing the Ferrari DNA, an '80s automotive magazine lauded it as "the closest you'll get to supercar family transportation." While it was initially overlooked by fervent Ferrari aficionados, the Mondial, which concluded its production in 1993, defied expectations by selling 6,800 units, surpassing the sales records of its predecess

When Ferrari unveiled the 348 over three decades ago, it immediately set a new benchmark for mid-engine sports cars. Today, after years of continuous refinement and innovation, the Ferrari 348 remains a quintessential icon of performance and style, epitomizing the ultimate blend of speed, agility, and Italian craftsmanship Unveiled for the 1989 Frankfurt Motorshow, the Pininfarina-penned, mid-engined Ferrari 348 was the highly anticipated replacement for the iconically 1980's 328. With a revis

Presenting, the awe-inspiring 2021 Ferrari SF90 Stradale. Finished in sleek Nero Daytona Metallic, over a matching Nero Black interior, this SF90 embodies the pinnacle of Ferrari’s engineering prowess, harnessing hybrid technology to produce an unrivalled driving experience. With a 4 Litre Twin Turbo V8 retained as this mid-engine Ferrari’s beating heart, its power is supplemented by a hybrid-electric motor, producing a combined: - 735KW and 800Nm of Torque - Incredible Acceleration from 0 to

From the illustrious 250 GTO to the famed F40, Ferrari's supremacy in the supercar realm is unmatched. This tradition is perpetuated by the 812 Superfast, a vehicle that exemplifies the ethos of Ferrari, pushing the bounds of excellence in a way that no other supercar does At its core, the 812 Superfast is a comprehensively reworked F12, incorporating innovations from the formidable TdF. It is powered by a 588 kws evolution of the distinguished V12 engine, a lineage that harks back to the Enzo.

Twist the keys to the F430, push to start and select first gear which will stretch out to 8500 rpm, howling to make your shanks shake. Second gear should get you to 100 km/h in about 3.6 seconds and a traffic infringement in four seconds flat. Keep the hammer down through third, fourth, and fifth, and then sixth will tear your face clean off at 315 km/h. Born in a time when Ferrari absolutely dominated Formula 1 under the reign of Michael Schumacher and Kimi Räikkönen, the F430 has pure racin

Unveiled at the 1989 Frankfurt Motorshow, the Pininfarina-designed, mid-engined Ferrari 348 was the eagerly awaited successor to the quintessentially 1980s 328. With an updated quad-cam V8 engine positioned longitudinally and lower in the chassis, Ferrari managed to install an F1-inspired, transversally mounted manual gearbox. This resulted in a much lower centre of gravity, allowing the weight to be concentrated within the centre of the chassis. The 348 was the first production Ferrari to feat

New to the garage is this 2023 BMW M2 Manual. Finished in Black Sapphire Metallic, over a Black Leather interior, this M2’s brutal twin turbo 6 cylinder and dynamic chassis is the perfect tool for attacking the track or a windy road near you. Powered by BMW’s now infamous S58 engine and paired with a 6 Speed Manual gearbox, this M2 achieves the following figures: - Peak power of 338KW and 550Nm of torque - Sprints to 100kph in just 4.3 Seconds - Top Speed of 250kph With an extremely low odome

On offer, this stunning 2016 Ferrari 488 Spider. With a striking Corsa Blu exterior, over a Nero Black leather trimmed interior, this 488 marked the transition towards turbocharged engines for the brand, paving the way for a new era of performance from Maranello. For the first time, Ferrari’s famed flat-plane-crank V8 was adorned with Twin ball bearing Turbos, allowing for the following performance figures: - Producing 492KW and 760nm to the rear wheels - Rapid Acceleration from 0 to 100kph in

On its debut Motorsport Magazine remarked, “All the superlatives have been trotted out time and again, but the 328’s impeccable balance, terrific grip and uncanny stability rouse the taste buds of even the most jaded motoring palate”. The Ferrari Type 328 succeeded the vaunted 308 line-up, and when it first appeared in 1985, it instantly became a sports icon of the indulgent 1980’s. Boasting cleaner lines smoothed out by Pininfarina’s designers to make the car appear less aggressive but overal

The Type 328 replaced the vaunted 308 line-up, and when it first appeared in 1985, quickly became a sporting style icon of the decadent 80’s. With cleaner lines, a modern interior and significantly enhanced performance over its predecessor, the 328 delivered a cockpit experience to be remembered. One of Ferrari’s most exciting ever and one of Ferrari’s most "Ferrari looking" Ferrari’s too. Producing 270 horsepower, a 0-100km/h sprint time of just 5.6 seconds and a brilliantly mechanical chrome