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The Ferrari 296 GTS, a $366,139 hybrid sports car, features a V-6 engine, deviating from Ferrari's traditional V-8 and V-12 power plants.

If there are four of you, you’ll enjoy the four firm bucket seats. There is space for luggage, too, and plenty of power – as befits a thoroughbred.

Dont worry—between the e-motor and the fact that its still a Ferrari, the 296GTS wont leave anyone wanting.

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Ferrari has officially launched the configurator for the 296 GT3 race car, letting you customize your race ...

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Intro Thanks to turbocharging and clever hybrid systems, speed isn't enough to make a great poster car anymore. Instead, the vehicles that stand out now

autoevolution Up Next   25 Feb 2021, 15:22 UTC · by There was a time when a vast majority of Ferrari cars that left the Maranello factory were painted red. The iconic Rosso Corsa hue is a big part of Ferrari history, but the Italian company now offers a widely varied palette. And thank God for that because this 488 Pista is proof that bright blue Ferraris are downright stunning. 1 photo Yes, the 488 Pista is no longer available. The 488 GTB was replaced by the F8 Tributo in 2019, and Fe...

Like Porsche, Lamborghini and Aston Martin before it — and every workaday carmaker following the crowds — Ferrari is getting into the SUV business.

An S.U.V.? Ferrari Sees the Writing on the Road The Purosangue, whose details remain closely held, will be out next year. But the carmaker’s evolving lineup, too, points to a (slightly) more inclusive approach. The 2020 Ferrari Roma rounding a turn on Storm King Highway near West Point, N.Y.Credit...Bryan Derballa for The New York Times Jan. 14, 2021 Like Porsche, Lamborghini and Aston Martin before it — and every workaday carmaker following the crowds — Ferrari is getting into the S.U.V....