Ferrari Models

This front-engined Ferrari 2+2 grand tourer was introduced in 1998 as the Modificata evolution of the earlier 456 GT. Ferrari used the update to refresh the styling and refine the package rather than reinvent it, keep...

The 458 nameplate marked Ferrari’s next-generation mid-engine V8 sports car after the F430, bringing a sharper design language, a more driver-focused cockpit, and a strong emphasis on road and track use. The original ...

This mid-engine V8 berlinetta was introduced as Ferrari’s successor to the F430 and marked a major step in the brand’s modern road-car lineup. It first appeared in 2009 and entered the market as a 2010 model-year car,...

Ferrari’s 488 nameplate arrived for the 2015 model year as the successor to the 458-era mid-rear V8 line, beginning with the 488 GTB coupe and 488 Spider. It marked a new chapter for Ferrari’s turbocharged V8 road car...

The 512 TR was Ferrari’s evolved follow-up to the Testarossa and marked the first production year of the nameplate in 1991. It carried forward the dramatic mid-engined flat-12 Ferrari formula that made the Testarossa ...

This limited-production open-top Ferrari was unveiled at the 2000 Paris Motor Show as a special celebratory model created to mark the 70th anniversary of Pininfarina, Ferrari’s longtime design partner. It took the mec...

Introduced in 1996, this front-engined V12 Ferrari marked a notable return to the classic two-seat grand touring formula for the brand. It replaced the Testarossa-era 12-cylinder flagship and revived a layout Ferrari ...

Introduced for the 2002 model year, this front-engined V12 berlinetta was the evolved successor to the 550 Maranello and carried the “M” designation for modificata, signaling a meaningful update rather than an all-new...

Introduced for the 2006 model year, this front-engined V12 Ferrari marked the company’s flagship grand touring berlinetta of its era. It was designed as a fast long-distance two-seater that blended high performance wi...

This front-engined V12 grand tourer marked Ferrari’s move into a more refined, high-speed two-seat berlinetta for the modern era. It debuted in 2006 as the replacement for the earlier 575M Maranello, and its name comb...

Ferrari introduced this front-engine V12 2+2 grand tourer at the 2004 Geneva Motor Show, positioning it as the successor to the 456M and as a more modern expression of Ferrari’s long-running four-seat GT tradition. Th...

Ferrari introduced the 812 nameplate in 2017 with the 812 Superfast, a front-engined V12 berlinetta that marked a new chapter for the company’s traditional grand touring flagship. It carried forward the spirit of Ferr...

Introduced in September 2025, this nameplate marks Ferrari’s return to the Testarossa badge on a modern mid-rear-engined plug-in hybrid sports berlinetta, positioned in the brand’s lineup as the successor to the SF90 ...

This nameplate was introduced by Ferrari in 2025 as the replacement for the Roma, but it enters the market as a 2026 model year car. It is a front-mid-engine 2+ grand touring coupe positioned as a more refined, everyd...

Ferrari’s California nameplate began as a mid-century spider built for the U.S. market, first appearing in 1957 as the 250 GT California Spider. It was conceived with American buyers in mind, especially on the West Co...

This nameplate marked Ferrari’s updated, turbocharged evolution of the California concept, introduced for the 2014 model year. It built on the formula established by the earlier California: a front-mid-engined, 2+2 gr...

Introduced for the 2003 model year, this special-series Ferrari was conceived as a road-going distillation of the company’s Challenge one-make racing program and FIA GT experience. It sat above the standard mid-engine...

This limited-edition Ferrari was unveiled in November 2021 at Mugello during Finali Mondiali as the second model in the marque’s Icona series. Ferrari positioned it as a modern homage to its mid-rear-engined sports pr...

Introduced at the 2002 Paris Motor Show, this limited-production flagship supercar was created as a tribute to Ferrari’s founder and to showcase the company’s Formula 1-derived engineering on the road. It arrived as t...

Introduced in 2012, this front-engined V12 berlinetta marked Ferrari’s return to a more dramatic long-hood grand touring format while pushing the brand’s aerodynamic and packaging work into a new era. It was developed...

Introduced in 2015, this was Ferrari’s second special-series V12 berlinetta and a limited-edition performance variant of the F12berlinetta. It was created as a more extreme, track-focused interpretation of Ferrari’s f...

This limited-series Ferrari was unveiled in 2015 as a more extreme, track-focused evolution of the front-engined V12 berlinetta formula, created as a tribute to the brand’s successful history in the Tour de France roa...

Introduced in 1994, this mid-engined V8 sports car was a major evolution of its predecessor rather than a clean-sheet replacement. Ferrari positioned it as a more refined, more rounded successor to the sharper, more a...

Introduced in 1987, this was Ferrari’s anniversary supercar, created to mark 40 years since the company’s founding and to showcase the brand’s most uncompromising road-car thinking of the era. It arrived as the spirit...