Ferrari pulled the covers off its latest hypercar, the Ferrari F80, this past Thursday. The F80 leverages the Italian brand's racing pedigree at Le Mans and in Formula 1 to put cutting-edge ...

the 2026 Ferrari F80, which is sixth in a line of halo cars that runs from the 288GTO to the LaFerrari. The F80 has a V-6 and three electric motors for a total of 1184 horsepower. Only 799 will be ...

In fact, Ferrari doesn't call this car a two-seater, but a 1+. F1 driver Charles Leclerc was among those who helped sort the new F80 “When Charles Leclerc (Ferrari’s wunderkind F1 driver ...

With the announcement of its new model, Ferrari left everyone anxious! Here is everything we know about this new hypercar, ...

There they were, Maranello’s Justice League, five Rosso Corsa–clad icons of Ferrari’s modern era, glowering from the rear of a hall in the automaker’s new E-building where its newest ...

Car seats are strange ... As for the uber-high-end set—to which I believe we can all agree the new Ferrari F80 belongs—the idea of passenger seating is a little funny. If you offered me ...

The Ferrari F80 is priced at $4 million USD ... oversaw a fleet of Audi TCR race cars, ziptied Lamborghini Super Trofeo cars back together, been over the wall during the Rolex 24, and worked ...

The Italian automaker has taken the wraps of its latest creation, the F80, which is a limited-production hybrid car that can produce four-digit power output. Ferrari has taken a retro-futuristic ...

Trust me, if you've never seen a Rosso Corsa Ferrari in person, it's the correct choice. I opted against door numbers because, as cool as the F80 is, it isn't a race car. My brake calipers are ...

High-performance carmaker Ferrari unveiled its first new supercar in more than a decade on Thursday, and it is already sold out. The Italian luxury sports car manufacturer introduced the F80 ...

Continuing the F1-inspired trend, the F80's asymmetric chassis is constructed from the same carbon fiber as Ferrari’s racing cars. The machine has a dry weight of 3362 pounds.

In fact, Ferrari doesn’t call this car a two-seater, but a 1+. “When Charles Leclerc (Ferrari’s wunderkind F1 driver) tested the F80, he said to us, ‘Finally, a car that works for the ...