New Pictures of Ferrari California
We have already written before about Ferrari California and the only three pictures the company revealed on its website. By this time several more pictures were added and the fans can see the blue convertible with its top up. After the tests, they say it is not only a very good looking car, it is easy to drive and it has a lot of space behind the front seats which allows the car to suit many purposes. It is impressive; its top closes in only 14 seconds! Though, the first photos showed the auto in red...

Scarlet Opus: Franco Fontana at the Galleria Ferrari
We like our jobs here at Autoblog, and we hope that shows. Most of our time is spent in our homes and offices bringing you the latest car news as it comes out, and a few times a year we get to fly around the country and around the world photographing the newest machinery the industry has to offer. It's easy to bring you good photos when the subjects are so artfully beautiful, but while some of us know where to point the glassy end of a camera, our photographs won't be hanging in the Louvre. That's where...

Spy Shot: Ferrari working on road-going FXX or next Enzo?
The V12, 860 horsepower Ferrari FXX Evoluzione is only supposed to be a track car. In fact, the FXX is a prototype designed exclusively for track driving as part of a R&D program agreed with a selected group of just over 20 clients.So what’s this Ferrari FXX doing out on the road? Not only that, this picture was taken outside the rear gate of Ferrari’s Maranello which has seen previously seen a number of prototypes for road testing purposes.There seems to be no modification that we can see through...

From the Monegasque Rumormill: Alonso to Ferrari in 2010
They say a rumor repeated often enough will become true. If that's the case, then one of Ferrari's drivers had better start updating his CV, because the rumor-mill's a churnin' again over Fernando Alonso's speculated move to the Scuderia. The report was flying around Monte Carlo, where the F1 circus made its most recent stop. But while previous reports placed the two-time world champion in the red racing suit for 2009, the latest reports push that off a year until 2010. Alonso, of course, beat out...

Ferrari plots return to coachbuilding
Ferrari is planning a return to its coachbuilding heritage this year, catering to wealthy clients who desire something a little more exclusive than the ‘off-the-shelf’ Ferrari products. According to AutoWeek, the Italian sports car manufacturer will collaborate with at least three of its most trusted design houses: Fioravanti, Pininfarina and Zagato. Ferrari is hoping to cash in on the clients and collectors looking for independent designs that sit on Ferrari mechanicals, the result of which...

Edo Competition 700HP Ferrari Enzo
Germany’s Edo Competition is an expert when it comes to modifying ultra-rare exotics so who better to tune one of Ferrari’s fastest and most exclusive cars ever produced – the limited edition Enzo supercar. Squeezing more power from a highly strung engine like a Ferrari V12, where peak power levels are developed at lofty heights of close to 8,000rpm, is no easy task, but somehow the tuners at Edo have managed to churn out more than 700hp 514kW from the stock car’s 6.0L mill. The Edo tuned Enzo...

1961 Ferrari 250 GT California goes for $10 Million at auction
While pricing for the new Ferrari California is still yet to be released, the 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spyder went for $10.9 million at RM Auctions this past weekend. DJ Chris Evans cashed out €7,040,000 for the Ferrari which was originally expected to go for a winning bid of €3.5 million.A Ferrari 250 GT California sold last year at an RM Auction at the Concorse d’Eligance for $4.5 million dollars. Evans $10.9 million purchase obviously breaks that record getting him behind the wheel of...

1961 Ferrari California Spyder sells for record $10,894,900
Click above for high-res gallery of this record-breaking Ferrari This past weekend a new record was set for the highest amount paid for a car at a vintage auction by a 1961 Ferrari California Spyder selling for $10,894,900 after auction fees. The sale was at RM Auction's second annual "Ferrari Leggenda e Passione" auction in Maranello, Italy, and the obviously wealthy buyer was popular British radio host Chris Evans. While we aren't experts on the classic car market, we can't help but think this sale...

Spy Shots: Ferrari F430 Spider with new hardtop roof
Ferrari recently reveal its all-new California grand tourer complete with the carmaker’s first-ever folding hard top roof, but the latest model addition may not be the only coupe-cabrio Ferrari has in the works as revealed by these latest spy shots. The new images depict an F430 Spider with a distinct hardtop roof running around Maranello. Whether the new roof is simply a removable hardtop attachment or an actual mock up for a new folding roof remains to be seen. According to the guys over at...

Ferrari-branded Meridian F80 entertainment system priced at $2,995
No automaker knows how to hock its brand image like Ferrari, perhaps because no automaker has a brand quite worth selling like the Prancing Horse. That stallion has been plastered on the sides of laptops, cell phones, home gyms and even Segways. And wherever the Ferrari logo lands, you can also expect a commensurate rise in cost to follow. Take the Meridian F80, for instance. We told you about this Ferrari red home entertainment system over a year ago. It receives all kinds of radio waves, plays CDs and...