Out goes the operatic V12, replaced by a snarling twin-turbo V6 hybrid that cranks out out a brutal 1,184 horsepower (1,200 PS), packed with enough tech to make a NASA engineer blush. Purists might grumble about the loss of a naturally aspirated V12,

Ferrari has just unveiled the F80, its sixth halo car. The follow-up to LaFerrari has a hybrid-assisted V-6 that makes over 1,000 hp.

The LaFerrari successor uses a hybrid V-6 to make 1184 hp — and it should be the quickest Ferrari road car ever.

Ferrari's LaFerrari successor has debuted with F40-inspired styling and more power than any Ferrari road car to date.

The F80’s V6 engine is sure to upset some purists, but Ferrari insists it offers the best performance of all the options available

Ferrari (RACE) has unveiled its newest supercar, the F80. At a $3.9 million price tag, this vehicle marks Ferrari's return to the hypercar segment after 11 years and combines advanced racecar technology with hybrid innovation.

Ferrari on Thursday unveiled its new limited edition supercar, which incorporates features from Endurance motor competitions and Formula 1 and has already sold out despite its 3.6 million euro ($3.9 million) base price tag.