Its acceleration time from a standstill to 62mph is a jaw-dropping 3.3 seconds. It will hit 124mph in 7.3 seconds and has a limited top speed of 193mph.

Ferrari has revealed its most powerful rear-wheel-drive road car yet, the 296 Speciale. The supercar delivers an impressive 880 horsepower, setting a new benchmark for the Italian marque's performance ...

Like the 296 GTB, the 296 Speciale sports a 7.45-kWh high-voltage battery stored in the underfloor of the car. This helps ...

New research has suggested that SUVs - Britain's favourite car type in 2024 - are far more likely in a collision to kill ...