We have seen how LEGO went to length to promote its products. From putting a life-size X-Wing Fighter on the snow mountain to a drivable LEGO car to the various life-size LEGO sculptures. But this time, it has gone a little farfetched with the claim of the “first LEGO model to speed of over 200 …
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Nothing feels as good as spending a night at the movies. And if you’re a car enthusiast like us, a movie that involves cars. Some years ago, a genius found a way to merge the two by coming up with the drive-in movie theater, but that’s almost obsolete now.
There is no replacement for the exhilaration a powerful internal combustion engine brings, but you can do so while being a littler kinder to the environment with the new 2022 Ferrari 296 GTB.
Here’s a racing simulator steering wheel that only diehard F1 fans will be able to appreciate. Why? Because, the Thrustmaster Formula Add-on Ferrari SF1000 Edition is, as the name implies, is a gaming replica of the wheel found the the Ferrari SF1000, a Formula 1 racing car that competed in the 2020 Formula 1 World …
Unless you are super rich and also live near a race track, or perhaps, own a racing team, buying a track-only sports car is kind of silly. But if you can and want, Ferrari has just the race car for you.
Not every petrol head can afford a Ferrari, let alone a race car. But thanks to LEGO, most automobile enthusiasts can roll-up their sleeves to build their very own Ferrari 488 GTE AF Corse #51.
GTO Engineering has been mucking around with Ferrari road and race cars. In recent times, the UK-based engineering firm has stepped up its game by making its own sports car. It started with the classic 250-inspired 250 SWB Revival and more recently, a new sports car codenamed Moderna based on the classic 250 GTO.
Rich people buy expensive cars. Super rich people, on the other hand, won’t want to be seen driving a car somebody else is may also own. It (the car) has to one-and-only. And one-and-only is what the Ferrari Omologata is.
This is a Ferrari. But where are the wheels? Well, it does need any because, this handsome fellow is a speed boat, or to be precise, it is a 1952 Ferrari Arno XI Racing Boat. Or to be even more precise, it is a hydroplane. Pretty futuristic-looking for something born out of the 50s, don’t …
Ferrari’s newest exotic supercar (more like hypercar, really), the Ferrari SF90 Stradale, is the Italian supercar maker’s first plug-in hybrid and also the marque’s first sports car to come outfitted with 4-wheel-drive – an inclusion Ferrari said is necessary “to allow the incredible power unleashed by the hybrid powertrain to be fully exploited.”
