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If you're after a Ferrari you can actually use, then this svelte supercar could be the perfect chariot for you.

In 1999, the Ferrari 360 debuted as an entry-level vehicle in the Italian sports car builders product line-up. A design created by Pininfarina, the body shell of the Ferrari 360 departed from the flip ...

IS IT BLASPHEMOUS TO SUGGEST Ferrari’s Challenge Stradale is Italy’s version of a Pontiac Firebird Trans Am? You remember, the one with a screaming poultry decal on the hood? Before you start pitching ...

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With just 20,000 miles on the clock, today's Nice Price or No Dice 360 Modena is amazingly underused for a normal car, but in Ferrari terms, it is reaching middle age. Fortunately, it seems well-cared ...

How many times has art mixed with technology to produce a moving masterpiece? Countless, if you ask the expert folks over at Miami, Florida-based MetroWrapz. And they’re so proud of their work they’re ...

The 355 was a tough act to follow, but Ferrari successfully reimagined its mid-engine sports car with the 360. Unveiled at the 1999 Geneva Motor Show, the Pininfarina-styled model was the last hurrah ...

This is the curiously named Ælla-60, a new exotic player that started life as a Ferrari 360 Modena, a model produced between 1999 and 2005. It comes from Caterham’s chief designer, Anthony Jannarelly, ...

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We're into strange automotive features here at Road & Track. Recently, we told you about the little-known hatchback rear window on the last-gen Porsche 911 Targa. Now, we've come across something ...