Some think the Testarossa ... contemporary Ferrari 456 and 355, going to far as to purloin the taillights from the 355, the front "smile" grille from the 456. The iconic pop-up headlights were ...

Replacing the Ferrari 512 BBi, also known as the Berlinetta Boxer, the Testarossa began production in 1984. It was longer, wider, taller, and improved over the predecessor, but kept the boxer engine.

And so Ferrari unveiled the direct successor of the Testarossa, the 512 TR Spider, with the '5' in the designation being a reference to the cubic capacity of the engine in liters (rounded up ...

This 1991 Ferrari Testarossa sold last year through RM Sotheby’s for $148,400. Darin Schnabel, courtesy of RM Sotheby’s The Testarossa was followed by the more refined 512 TR, of which fewer ...

Even as it readied the 512 TR’s replacement, Ferrari knew that the end of the line was nigh for the Testarossa project and the flat-12 engine. In ’92 it had launched the 456 GT, a front ...

Aside from the Ferrari provenance, the Testarossa's shape and the 512 TR's performance are destined to age well. Think of them as good investments. Restoring/Maintaining:The cars might be ...

The Ferrari Testarossa is perhaps the most iconic poster ... to the front-engine setup for its 12-cylinder GTs once the later 512 M was retired, as that conflict between looks and the actual ...