Set for release on March 1, 2025, priced at $229.99 USD, the LEGO Technic Ferrari SF-24 F1 car (42207) set has 1,361 pieces and recreates one of the most iconic modern race vehicles to ever hit the track. This isn’t just a static model, as it includes several aerodynamic details as well.
Can a heavily tuned Toyota GR Yaris take down a Ferrari 812 Superfast in one of the most unusual drag races you’ll see this year? Power for the Italian supercar comes in the form of a naturally-aspirated 6.5L F140 GA V12 engine making 789 hp and 530 lb-ft of torque, mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox.
Someone is trying to sell a used Ferrari 458 Italia shell for $27,700 USD on Alibaba, but that does not include shipping from Guangzhou, China. With that said, it would make for the start of an epic project vehicle, especially for famous YouTubers like Tavarish and Rich Rebuilds.
You’ve seen the Ferrari SF90 take on a Tesla Model S Plaid, but what about its closest rival, the Lamborghini Revuelto? Brooks Weisblat of DragTimes pits both of these hybrid supercars against each other in a drag race that will make your head spin.
After nearly a year of camouflaged prototypes, the Ferrari F80 supercar has been officially unveiled. Power comes from a twin-turbocharged 3.0L, 120-degree V6 engine, paired with three electric motors, that generate a combined 1,184 hp, mated to an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission, enabling it to hit 62 mph in 2.1 seconds.
This limited edition MANSORY Pugnator may look like a kit car, but it’s actually a Ferrari Purosangue in disguise. Finished in a special ‘Vermillion’ paint, the super SUV now features enlarged air intakes in the completely redesigned carbon fiber hood, left / right inlets for added airflow, and a two-part roof edge spoiler to improve downforce.
F1 driver Charles Leclerc gives us an up-close look at his unique Ferrari Daytona SP3, which required him to spend between 5 to 6 hours at Centro Stile Ferrari to properly spec the supercar. The exterior features a matte black finish with two racing stripes that represent the red and white colors of the Monaco flag.
Photo credit: Ryan McQueen
No, this isn’t a heavily modified LaFerrari or Enzo Ferrari, just Ryan McQueen’s Insanity Jet Car, the world’s first powered by two Rolls-Royce Viper jet engines making over 18,000 horsepower combined. All of that power makes this unique vehicle fuel hungry, as it consumes up to 106 gallons (400 liters) of fuel in under two minutes.
