New Vanquish Volante completes Aston Martin’s range rejuvenation of its front-engined cars ahead of the mid-engined Valhalla ...

From Daytona Spider to 812 GTS there wasn ... including old Enzo footage declaring that the 12-cylinder “will always be the original Ferrari car”, and then experienced a car called the ...

So, the prospect of losing some with a blast of wind-in-the-hair motoring in the incredibly swift new Ferrari 12Cilindri Spider gave me pause for thought. The £366,500, two-seater, Ferrari ...

Ferrari claims the 12Cilindri Spider can accelerate from zero to 62 mph in 2.95 seconds and reach a top speed of more than 211 mph. The 12Cilindri Spider’s 6.5-liter V-12 makes available 80 ...

The big man himself, Enzo Ferrari, once said that ‘the 12-cylinder will always be the ... now it’s time to put the 12Cilindri Spider through its paces. The 12Cilindri is the latest in a ...

This was the heart of the Prancing Horse: 12 cylinders, front engine ... And it’s this tympanic symphony that the Ferrari 12Cilindri Spider, the latest in a long line of open-topped V12-powered ...

the 12 Cilindri Spider still harks right back to the 275 GTB/4 and 365 GTB4—the latter in particular thanks to the sharp beak up front. Clearly, in this era of retro-futuristic styling, Ferrari ...

Ferrari has a far-reaching history for convertibles. This car – the 12Cilindri Spider – is the latest drop-top to join the Italian firm’s ranks, taking its already-potent flagship V12 model ...

Eighty years ago, Il Commendatore and Gioacchino Colombo conceived the first Ferrari V-12 engine and in 1947 put the 125 Spyder Corsa on the road. Today, the 2025 12Cilindri Spider harks back to ...

Remarkably, the Spider is hit with only a 60kg weight increase over the Coupe. Ferrari never wanted to go down the route of a fabric soft top – as it has done with cars like the Roma Spider ...

There’s also the Bentley Continental GTC, which no longer offers 12 cylinders but ... a can-opener to a Ferrari roof makes for a better experience. The SF90XX Spider is unforgivably wobbly ...