Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. If there is a better looking hardtop convertible than the racehorse-like Ferrari Portofino, we haven’t seen it. Ferrari ...

This pre-facelifted Ferrari Portofino has a clean Ohio title and hasn't seen much action since it rolled off the line. How ...

Though the death of any Ferrari is a sad occasion, the Ferrari Portofino M has been around a long time under multiple costumes. And it has a replacement. Ferrari confirmed to Road & Track on ...

True to its naming convention, the new 2021 Ferrari Portofino M's 3.9-liter, turbocharged V-8 now makes 612 horsepower and 561 lb-ft of torque courtesy of new high-lift cam profiles and a faster ...

The all-new 2018 Ferrari Portofino is the formal replacement to the Ferrari California T. Cribbing its name from a small port town on the Italian Riviera, the Portofino will serve as Ferrari’s ...

Ferrari Portofino (Credit: Ferrari) Last year Ferrari introduced a new model to the lineup. I hesitate to use the term “entry level,” but that’s what the new Portofino is, the cheapest ...

The grille’s upturned edges form a confident smirk suggesting that if the California was the Ferrari you might text “U up?” in a late-night bid for a good time, the Portofino knows it’s ...

Ferrari provided flights to Miami and two nights in a hotel on Key Largo so we could drive this European-spec Portofino M. Ars does not accept paid editorial content. A couple of years ago ...

As before, the Portofino's engine is hooked up to a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. Ferrari also claims the Portofino's new chassis resulted in "a consequent reduction in weight despite an ...

The 591-horsepower, 200 mph, twin turbo, V8-powered Ferrari Portofino is lighter and quicker than the California T it replaces, with a similar price tag north of US$200,000. Named for a ...

Ferrari promises that the engine’s sound, with its characteristic snarl, has been enhanced so that it can be better enjoyed with the roof down. The body is also lighter and stiffer for improved ...

On Wednesday, Ferrari unveiled the latest addition to its lineup, the Portofino convertible grand tourer. It's set to replace the California T as Ferrari's most affordable production model.