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The Prancing Horse brand steps into bold new territory in Australia in 2012 with the arrival of the four-wheel drive Ferrari FF shooting brake in January. The next highlight comes at March’s Geneva motor show, where the production version of th
Ferrari has been spotted testing a hotter, turbocharged version of the Ferrari California hardtop convertible. Our spy photographers have nicknamed it the Ferrari California GTO. There's no official word from Ferrari that it is working on a 'G
Australia's richest man under the age of 40, Nathan Tinkler, has just had his Newcastle house robbed and his black Ferrari California stolen. The exotic supercar is said to be one of only five sold in the country. (Image not of actual car) Acco
Ferrari Australia has launched the new Ferrari California HELE - an Italian supercar with emission figures lower than some new family cars in Australia. The HELE package uses a number of new technologies to improve the California's emissions figures,
The next generation Ferrari Enzo hypercar will be among six new models launched by Ferrari between now and 2013. The Italian supercar manufacturer will maintain its current four-vehicle line-up – 458, 599, 612 and California – with the Enzo to
It sounds Italian, I know, but Novitec Rosso is a bespoke German tuning house, that specialises in creating the world’s fastest Ferrari’s. Better still, these cars are very user friendly and can easily be driven on a day-to-day ba
The new CEO of Ferrari of North America, Mr Marco Mattiacci, has quite the challenge ahead as he attempts to prop up faltering US sales. Ferrari sales fell 14 per cent last year to 1467 units with US dealers saying the manufacturer would only buil
Owning a Ferrari California would be close to motoring nirvana for most people. But for a select few, a $472,000 prancer isn’t quite exclusive enough. And that’s where German tuning company Novitec Rosso comes in, with its latest effort a
Perhaps I’ve got an overly developed sense of self, but I like to think that my opinions of various cars might occasionally serve a purpose. Not in the case of the 2009 Ferrari California. Words Mark Hacking, San Diego, California Reason
A new Ferrari California, said to be one of only two in Australia, has been impounded by police after a Perth-based motoring journalist was caught travelling at 231km/h through the West Australian wheatbelt. The Italian supercar, valued at alm