Lamborghini's Aventador S is the last link to supercars of old. Wild, bedroom-poster material, gigantic anti-socially loud V12 that actually spits flame. It's an unabashed, head-banging, rock ape.

That scarcity is intentional. Ferrari famously produces "one car less than the market demands." By deliberately constraining supply, it keeps demand -- and pricing power -- permanently high. This is ...

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Designed over a period of three years (a time period which begins to explain why Ferrari have now dabbled in seemingly unfashionable NFTs), the F76 NFT is only available to members of Ferrari’s ...

There has always been a lot of anxiety surrounding public EV charging stations and their unpredictable costs — until now.

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Ferrari's business has all the traits of a luxury compounder: high margins, pricing power, strong cash flow, and brand equity that deepens over time. It trades around 41 times earnings, a premium to ...