Ferrari LaFerrari

Italian marquee Ferrari recently celebrated their 70th anniversary and also created a record at the same time when the company auctioned the last LaFerrari Aperta at the Fiorano circuit. Last year too, the house of the Prancing Horse achieved a 21st century record when it sold the last and 500th Ferrari LaFerrari Coupe for a whopping $7 million. Coming back to the final LaFerrari Aperta, the supercar was sold at the RM Sotheby’s auction for a staggering 8.3 million Euros Read More...

We all know that spotting a LaFerrari is a rare phenomenon considering the fact that its production run was limited to just 500 units. What cameras in Monaco have managed to capture though, is a rather unique LaFerrari. A post shared by Sebastien Cosse (@sebcosse) on May 1, 2017 at 12:28pm PDT No, it’s not the LaFerrari Spider (christened as the LaFerrari Aperta) but a one-off Ferrari with a unique paintjob. This unique LaFerrari is finished in a shade of Read More...

You'd probably call us crazy if we told you to hop into an hypercar if an apocalypse were to strike the planet and it really wouldn't be the most ideal advice either. Hypercars aren't that practical. But how about this rendered Ferrari LaFerrari that looks ready to tackle almost everything in its path? The folks at Rain Prisk have digitally re-imagined this Prancing Horse in a more rugged form and boy does it look crazy. The rendered hypercar features a massive ground Read More...

The Ferrari LaFerrari was originally limited to 499 units. But following the earthquake in Italy last year, the Italian car maker decided to make one last example of the hypercar and auction it to raise funds for the reconstruction of central Italy post the calamity. The auction was held in conjunction with RM Sotheby’s and in collaboration with the National Italian American Foundation’s Earthquake Relief Fund. Also Read - Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay gets himself a shiny new LaFerrari Image of standard Read More...

When we say that the Rimac Concept One is the world's first (and fastest) all-electric hyper-car, we aren't reiterating some cock and bull story dolled up by Croatian startup Rimac Automobili, its makers. With four electric motors and four gearboxes, a pair propelling each wheel, the Rimac Concept One churns out a thunderous, yet eerily silent  1088 HP and a ginormous 1600 Nm of instant torque. Which means that it can sprint from a 0-100 kph in just 2.5 seconds, and on to Read More...

It all began at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show when Italian marque, Ferrari, launched the LaFerrari. One unit of the model, whose production run was limited to 499 units, even landed on Indian shores before it was shipped back to the country of its origin. Back in May this year, the Maranello based sportscar manufacturer confirmed that they would introduce a convertible version of its most potent vehicle till date. Also read: LaFerrari at the 2015 Parx Supercar Show in Read More...

These are the first photographs of the open-top version of the LaFerrari, the new limited-edition special series by the Italian manufacturer. Now, the official name hasn't been finalised yet, so we don't know yet whether it'll be called the 'Spider' or the 'Aperta', two names that other publications have been juggling with. The name and technical characteristics of the new car will be announced at the Paris International Motor Show in October this year, as will the number of examples Ferrari Read More...

Italian marquee Ferrari launched one of their most ambitious products, the La Ferrari at the 2013 Geneva Auto Show. The first ever production vehicle to be fitted with the F1 derived hybrid solution known as the HY-KERS system, it pumped out an additional power output of 161 hp through the electric motor. The LaFerrari has a limited production run of 499 units. Now, the Maranello based company has confirmed that it will indeed introduce a convertible version of its most Read More...

When he's not fixing culinary delights, be it on screen or off it, celebrity chef and restaurateur Gordon Ramsay indulges in Italian machinery of the automotive kind. Ever since he found fame as a celebrity chef, Gordon Ramsay has owned over 15 Ferraris. It hardly comes as a surprise then, that the 48-year old, Scottish-born Brit recently picked up a brand new LaFerrari for himself. Gordon's LaFerrari, tastefully finished in Grigio Silverstone, follows his last Ferrari, a 550 Maranello that was gifted Read More...