Ferrari and Lamborghini are Italy's foremost supercar makers. It seems like the two companies have been trying to one-up each other since the dawn of time. Ferrari was the first company to come ...

Although Ferrari and Lamborghini have both come to define the Italian supercar, they haven't always met head-on in the ...

The fastest crossover SUVs from Ferrari and Lamborghini make for a shockingly close race, and one that makes for great ...

A supercar overload hits the streets with multiple Lamborghini Aventadors, a striking gold Ferrari 458, and a powerful mix of McLaren 12C, Mercedes SLR McLaren, SLS AMG, AMG GT, and Huracan. This ...

While both may have clocked 11.9 seconds in the quarter mile, bear in mind the Fezza costs $433,686 versus an MSRP of $262,631 for the Lambo ...

Lamborghini also reported strong results in the first quarter of 2025, driven largely by the launch of its hybrid lineup.

The Lamborghini has more power ... Those figures are close enough to mean the Ferrari has a better power-to-weight ratio, even if it will struggle to match the Temerario’s all-wheel driven ...

But I gotta tell you -- and I hate saying it -- the Ferrari drives better than the Lamborghini. At least this 512 TR version does. The Ferrari was faster, it turned in better, it rode better ...

Ferrari and Lamborghini have shared an uncanny connection throughout the decades, and every time one of these companies does something cool, the other one strives to make something even better.

Internal combustion engines alone can't match the power of combining an ICE with a hybrid system, Ferrari engineers say.