That doesn't mean however, that a Ferrari, even a V8-engined one like today's 2005 F430 Berlinetta is for everybody. Case in point, this F430 is said to have 14,500 miles under its chic Italian belt.

The iconic Ferrari F430 with a manual gearbox – a rare breed on today’s roads – unleashes raw V8 magic on the German Autobahn ...

Turn up the volume and enjoy this high-definition sound showcase of legendary exotics including the Ferrari F355, F430, ...

They're still trading in lust. But is it the real thing, or some cleverly synthesized substitute? Although Ferrari and Lamborghini have both come to define the Italian supercar, they haven't ...

Ferrari's latest entry-level model, the F430, is the first example to be publicly pinned on Stephenson (who shares the credit with design studio Pininfarina, which gets the body badge).

down to a claimed 2975-lb. curb weight. The easiest place to see poundage lost compared with the F430 is inside the Scuderia. Typical of Ferrari, it doesn't look like they so much subtracted ...

In fact, one Ferrari owner learned this the hard way last week when their F430 was destroyed in a blaze. While filling the Italian supercar, presumably with premium gas, the mid-engined Ferrari ...

Mention the name Ferrari in automotive circles, and no one questions the mystique and legend associated with the marque. It is instantly recognized, with its rich racing history bringing to mind ...

That's 29 more horses than the V-8 in the Ferrari F430 makes. Its top speed outdid the Ferrari by 9 mph (to 195). Beyond that—and probably more significant—the topless Gallardo generates even ...

I know what you're thinking: "Oh no, he didn't." Well, oh yes, I did. But not so you could giggle at the absurdity of a quarter-million-dollar Lamborghini with a lighted pizza delivery sign on its ...