Ferrari’s latest gem, the Amalfi, stole the show today at a dazzling event on Italy’s sun-kissed Amalfi Coast. This front-mid-engine V8 2+ coupé, stepping into the Roma’s shoes, mixes heart-pounding speed with a plush take on grand touring.
A Ferrari F40 in Azzurro Hyperion blue slices through the Monterey mist, its angular silhouette a stark contrast to the predictable reds and yellows of its lineage. With an asking price hovering around $2.8 million at RM Sotheby’s Monterey 2025 auction, this “Blue Chip F40” will most certainly make you look twice.
Photo credit: Maxwell Hazan
This amazing machine was made by Maxwell Hazan, a prize-winning motorcycle builder who’s been crafting one-of-a-kind, handmade bikes since 2012. His newest creation, called the HF355, takes a 3.5-liter Ferrari V8 engine—pulled from the famous Ferrari F355—and puts it into a totally custom motorcycle.
NOVITEC has unveiled an enhanced version of the Ferrari Purosangue, called the “Esteso,” that features a striking widebody design and performance upgrades. The main draw is the widened fenders, which increase the vehicle’s width by 2.4-inches, handcrafted from either exposed carbon fiber or Pur-Rim plastic.
Priced at just over $81,000 USD, this Honda NSX-based Ferrari 360 Modena replica just might be the best looking one we’ve seen yet. More specifically, a 1991 Honda NSX with 88,000 km (54,680 miles) on the clock, registered as a used vehicle with a clean title. It’s painted red (of course, to match that Ferrari vibe) and is a coupe with two doors and two seats.
For those wondering how a McLaren P1 stacks up against a Porsche 918 Spyder and Ferrari LaFerrari in a hypercar drag racing showdown, Mat Watson of CarWow has just the video for you. Can’t afford any of these vehicles? There’s the Pure x McLaren electric scooter for a fraction of the price.
Sleek, stylish, and extremely fast, the Novitec Ferrari 296 GTS N-Largo not only looks the part, but it also has the power to back up its aesthetics. Speaking of looks, the supercar now sports a carbon fiber widebody kit and larger NF11 NL forged wheels by Vossen wrapped in 335/25 ZR 22 tires.
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You’ve seen the $12.75-million Cybertruck mansion, now check out the $55-million Casa Maranello in Florida that was built by developer Aldo Stark. The first thing you’ll see is a giant Ferrari-inspired prancing horse sculpture in front of the entrance.
Italy-based Officine Fioravanti wants to update the classic Ferrari F40 with a few modern parts, including new suspension arms, hubs, bearings, as well as four-way adjustable Ohlins TTX 36 suspension at all four corners.
Already have a Daytona SP3 and want to add an even more unique piece to your collection? There’s this limited Technogym x Ferrari Unica 25-in-1 workout machine that even comes with its own laptop computer to guide the user through exercises.