Ferrari
Eight decades of mid-engine sports cars, front-engine GTs, and the V12 — the engine that defines the brand more than any logo could. Now a V6 hybrid hypercar carries the halo, but the prancing horse still stands for the same thing.

The lineup
Ferraris we cover
The enthusiast-relevant models from Ferrari's current catalog. Pick one to see every variant.
Final year· 2027F80
F177 · 2025 – 2027 · Mid-engine hypercar
The successor to LaFerrari, F50, F40, 288 GTO. 1,200 hp from a twin-turbo V6 plus three motors, capped at 799 units, sold before anyone saw it.
Power1,200 hp
0 – 1002.2 s
Top350 km/h
Heritage· 2020Monza SP
F142 Icona · 2018 – 2020 · Icona limited barchetta
The first Icona pair. Open-cockpit barchettas with no windscreen — SP1 single-seat, SP2 two-seat — wrapped around the 812's V12.
Power810 hp
0 – 1002.9 s
Top300 km/h








