The 1985 Ferrari Testarossa did not simply replace the Berlinetta Boxer, it rewired how a generation imagined speed, wealth, ...

The Ferrari Testarossa helped define the visual language of the 1980s, yet its modern revival has arrived in a very different ...

His automotive adventure started reporting on various motorsport events as a sports writer before moving onto a full-time auto career with various sites, including This Week In Motors and ...

Luca Serafini, a virtual automotive designer based in Modena, Italy (aka 'lsdesignsrl' on social media), has imagined an ...

One of just 15 Ferrari 512 TR Speciale built for the Japanese market is heading to Gooding & Company’s Rétromobile Paris sale ...

Once upon a time a driver-grade Testarossa was one of the best ways to join the Ferrari club while spending less than the price of a new Corvette. That time was about a decade ago, when very average ...

I'm a child of the '80s. This means many things, but in the car world, this means you likely had a set of Hero Cars hanging on your wall. For me, the list included the Porsche 959, McLaren F1, ...

Children of the 1980s, rejoice. The Ferrari Testarossa is back! Specifically, the new Ferrari 849 Testarossa, Maranello’s newest supercar—which by the looks of it—is a damn good-looking one. Sadly, no ...

Ian Wright joined CarBuzz as an automotive journalist and photographer in 2018. His career started with specialist publications, covering everything from Harley-Davidson to Ferrari. Before writing for ...

The Ferrari Testarossa is perhaps the most iconic poster car from the 1980s, dominating a whole era of performance cars but in reality, it was never engineered to be a razor-sharp, canyon-munching ...

Ferrari is currently doing great thanks to its classic blend of luxury and high performance, but it has also subtly embraced the latest technologies of our time. For example, its SF90 series has ...

Your mind wants this car to be red. It adjusts the balance somewhere between the cones in your eyes and the Ferrari receptors in your brain, making you believe it was red all along, just as it should ...