The Ferrari F40 was the last car that Enzo Ferrari approved and is remembered as one of the greatest cars to have ever come from Maranello. It was the first production car to reach a top speed of over ...

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The Ferrari F40 doesn't need much of an introduction. When it rolled out of Maranello in 1987, it was Ferrari's way of saying goodbye to Enzo Ferrari himself while simultaneously proving that ...

The car that, in poster form, would eventually grace the walls of that generation’s adolescent gearheads was introduced as the ultimate commemoration of the marque’s 40th anniversary. Especially ...

From the moment the Ferrari F40 came out in 1987, it was pretty much guaranteed that its values would never go down. It also kicked off Ferrari's tradition of rolling out an ultra-rare and ...

More than three decades after its debut, the F40 remains a pinnacle of prestige among Ferrari's street-legal masterpieces. While modern successors are faster, more advanced, and more capable, none ...

Boasting a timeless design, an analog nature, and a screaming V8 heart with twin turbos, the Ferrari F40 is considered one of the best-ever supercars. Follow us: It is also one of the best-ever ...

It has to rank among the most shocking vehicle trade-ins in automotive history: a Florida Ineos dealership took in a Ferrari F40 in exchange for an Ineos Grenadier Station Wagon. The buyer walked away ...