Ferrari has already shown its new FF model, releasing press photos, some incredible video, and more recently debuting the car at a private event in Maranello.

Complete details are not yet available, but we do know the important bits, like the 6.3-liter V12 engine that makes 651-hp and 504 ft lbs of torque. Combined with Ferrari’s 7-speed dual-clutch transmission and that new AWD system, the FF can hit 62 mph in just 3.7 seconds.

The FF also get’s Ferrari’s HELE (High Emotion, Low Emission) setup, which is designed to cut emissions and includes a start-stop system for the big V12 engine.

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Ferrari FF Concept

Ferrari car maker has unveiled new sport cars with four-seater concept, it’s 2012 Ferrari FF Concept. On official website, Ferrari has show the first image of Ferrari FF Concept as well as its first ever four-wheel drive car. The 2012 Ferrari FF Concept will carry you and three of your loved ones (and the groceries, if necessary) at speeds of up to 208 mph on the open road.

The new Ferrari FF GT sports car concept is expected to make its world debut at the Geneva Motor Show in March, and a production version will follow by 2012. Ferrari will offer a vast array of personalization options and accessories, including six model-specific exterior colors and sumptuous interior trim incorporating specially selected and treated aniline leather.

The concept car was designed by Pininfarina and Ferrari as the new car is not so much an evolution as a revolution.

FerrariFF Concept

The new Ferrari FF Concept has a number of new technologies to complement the raw power inside. Ferrari launches new technology driving all four wheels on the FF, which adds much less weight than traditional IT systems.

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2012 Ferrari 458 Italia Spyder

Known facts are that the 458 “GTS” will have a retractable lightweight hardtop and the power should remain exactly the same as the coupe. Expect the GTS somewhere around 2012 to be introduced as a 2013 model.

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Ferrari 458 Italia

we had come across the tuning kit from Oakley design for the Ferrari 458 Italia. The entire auto community was quite excited about the tuning package and expecting that, nothing else could make the Ferrari any better.

However, several incidents of Ferrari 458 Italia burning down to ashes had shocked the entire community of sports car fans. It appears that the people at Oakley design actually had done a fantastic job in creating a better Ferrari 458 Italia.

Just to summarize the features, the Ferrari 458 Italia offers a carbon fiber inserts on the radiator air exit ducts and a carbon-fiber front spoiler lip. The other features, which are prominent to the exquisite sports vehicle, include wider side sills, a new rear spoiler and carbon-fiber roof panel, and a lighter carbon-fiber rear diffuser. The mirror covers, and an engine cover insert make the Ferrari 458 stand out from the crowd. The tuning kit had upgraded the engine performance by stepping up the engine’s power output to over 10 percent. The upgraded engine could churn out a total of 627 bhp to power the exquisite sports car. The kit also enhanced the peak torque output of sports vehicle to over 567Nm. At this enhanced toque and power output levels the car is capable of sprinting from 0 mph to 60 mph in a skimpy 3.0 seconds window. The Ferrari 458 Italia’s top speed has been registered at 205 mile per hour.

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Ferrari 458 Italia

Ferrari produced the Ferrari Italia hoping to take the automobile market by surprise with its performance. Surprise is what we got. Reports from all over the world arose about Ferrari 458 getting totaled and burnt on the streets. The car was thus taken off the streets for safety issues and was re-launched recently hoping for a rejuvenation. Lately though, Ferrari 458 has been in the news, very often, but for wrong reasons.

Amidst all this, Ferrari 458 has seen a ray of hope winning the 2011 Performance Car of The Year. This comes as a surprise for us as well. The car may be fast and powerful, yet one thing that it is not, is reliable. As a British magazine puts it, the decision made by the jury is quite questionable with enough negative reports about the car. But the award is theirs and the final decision is of the jury. Maybe the jury saw something in the car that we didn’t.

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Ferrari 612 Scaglietti Successor

Ferrari will reportedly premiere the replacement to the 612 Scaglietti, dubbed the F151, at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show. According to AutoGespot, the F151 will combine elements from the 458 Italia, the 599 Fiorano as well as the 599 HY-KERS.

Ferrari Chairman Luca Cordero di Montezemolo had earlier announced that the company will bring something “different” to the Geneva Motor Show in March 2011. As the 612 Scaglietti is one of Ferrari’s oldest models, bringing out its replacement seems to be a natural course of action.

The 612 successor is expected to incorporate front design elements from the 458 Italia as well as a rear similar to the 599 Fiorano. Also, a powertrain from the 599 HY-KERS, which was unveiled in Geneva this year, can be expected on the F151.

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While it may look like an authentic Ferrari F40, this amazing recreation is just a 1/8 scale miniature model. However, it’s not your standard model, this enthusiast “cranked the dial to eleven by including a 1500 piece photo-etched Autograph transkit into the mix.” Click here for more pictures. Continue reading to watch a real Ferrari F40 take on the F430 Scuderia.

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Ferrari 458 GT2

Ferrari is reportedly working on a replacement for the racer F430 GT2 dubbed the 458 GT2. The vehicle will be based on the new 458 Italia.

According to axisofoversteer, class rules has restricted the power of the 458 GT2’s V8 to about 470 hp. The engine is mated to a six-speed gearbox that allows the driver to play with paddles.

The 458 GT2 will have three-piece racing wheels, with a lot more frontal ventilation, new Naca ducts all around, yellow endurance-racing headlights as well as the usual racing aerodynamics treatment. The racer weighs about 1,245 kgs.

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The Twin-Turbo Ferrari Enzo from Richard Losee has set a class record speed of 238mph at Bonneville this weekend. Officially, it is now both the fastest and most driven (31,366 miles) Enzo ever.

After some hurdles they eventually achieved a speed of 238.142mph and average run of 237.81mph, setting a Class C (360 cubic-inch) Blown Fuel Modified Sport category and overall Enzo top-speed record.

Overall the speed gain is only 12mph above the top speed of the stock car, simply by using twin turbos, skinny low-friction tires, and some aero improvements.

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1959 Ferrari GT

Reports have stated that a 1959 Ferrari GT was sold on Ebay.com for $3.26 million. The car has only 52,000 miles on its odometer, was listed from an owner in Pittsburgh, Pa., and sold after 86 bids. The historic Ferrari California Spyder 250 GT CS has a 12 cylinder engine, manual transmission and a cloth convertible top.

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