It was powered by a V12 ... Ferrari red!) which better showcased Pontiac sportiness and simplicity. Add HotCars to your ...

The soul of Ferrari? That unmistakable roar you hear? That's the legendary V12 engine. And guess what? It's the only engine Ferrari still builds entirely by hand, right there in their Maranello ...

and V12 engines. This is the same group of automotive maniacs responsible for the Honda-powered Ferrari 308, among other challenging builds. Therefore, it's no surprise that a recent video ...

Burroughs flew to Germany to acquire a legit Ferrari V12. The engine in question is a 6.5-liter naturally-aspirated mill from an 812 Superfast, known as the F140-GA. Read: Ferrari’s F40 Didn’t ...

The F140 series V12 with its 65-degree V angle ... It must be the first time in decades a Ferrari hasn’t had the modern conceit of exhaust ‘finishers’. You can read more about the ...

Mike Burroughs reimagines Ferrari's ultimate driver's car with an Enzo V12. This sounds like a match made in heaven.

The car shared more than looks with a Ferrari, as the Pegaus was powered by a 4.4-liter V12 from Enzo Ferrari himself and had a five-speed transmission and exhaust system from the Italian ...

Many of those orders came off the back of the confirmation that the Purosangue will be powered by a V12, Ferrari’s venerable F140 engine that first appeared in the Enzo and most recently the ...

Like the F12, the F60 is powered by Ferrari's 6.3-liter V12 with 730 screaming horsepower. Ferrari says the F60 will run to 62 miles per hour in a scant 3.1 seconds, and each car is said to cost ...