As it turns out, it’s not a fake. As a few commenters discovered, a quick license plate search confirms this is indeed a 1992 ...

That's right: The last iteration of the Testarossa overlapped with the dial-up internet age, even though they were still thought of as cars of the 1980s. Those who wanted to look like Ferrari ...

Throughout the decades, supercars have been a firm favorite of some of the world's most popular and influential movie stars, pop stars, rock stars, and celebrities, and have also appeared in ...

But a sweltering cabin, sketchy handling, and a lack of storage inspired Ferrari to build the bigger, wider, more accommodating Testarossa in 1984. The mechanicals mostly carried over from the BB ...

Ferrari dealer Rick Mancuso gives the ... On the highway, other traffic keeps buzzing in closer for a look-see. A Testarossa dressed in black looks like Darth Vader's personal warship, and it ...

"It's also the car that many believe Ferrari really should have made and put into production." The Testarossa's clean lines just look cool with no roof, and it reminded him of the drop-top Ferrari ...

Ferrari and Puma released a new unisex trainer, this time inspired by the legendary Ferrari Testarossa ... This too features the same aerodynamic look and is a unisex model, aiming to convey ...

But every once in a while we come across a classic or youngtimer Ferrari that had clearly been ... In a few days one such Testarossa with 82,124 miles on the odometer and plenty of signs of ...

This story includes independent renders made by Andras.s.veres that are neither related to nor endorsed by Ferrari ... imagined what a modern-day Testarossa could look like.

But the two posters that most stick out in my mind were of a red Ferrari Testarossa and a black Lamborghini ... "I find a way to look at the Countach at least twice a day." Wouldn't you?