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One of the world’s most famous brands and an integral part of the Formula 1 grid since the first championship in 1950, Ferrari fully lives up to its exalted reputation, producing some of the best sports cars money can buy.

Its entry-level model (although...

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8 Ferrari new car reviews

Ferrari 296 GTB

Plug-in hybrid supercar is an incredible piece of engineering – but also a very, very expensive one

£259,575

Ferrari 488 Spider

The Ferrari 488 Spider is a convertible supercar that’s more compromised than the 488 GTB on which it’s based, but just as special in its own way.

£222,764

Ferrari 812 Superfast

Parallel-universe performance and mind-bending agility, but a huge price tag to go with it

£268,225

Ferrari F8 Tributo

Staggeringly fast and capable. One of the best supercars on the planet.

£206,835

Ferrari GTC4 Lusso

The most practical supercar on the market is also one of the finest to drive

£206,310

Ferrari Portofino

It might not be the most cosseting cruiser, but stonking performance and agile handling more than make up for it.

£169,971

Ferrari Purosangue

The V12-powered Ferrari Purosangue is the ultimate driver's SUV – with a price tag to match

£364,093

Ferrari Roma

A classically beautiful grand tourer with such astonishing performance you probably won't notice the troublesome infotainment

£212,773

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Ferrari

One of the world’s most famous brands and an integral part of the Formula 1 grid since the first championship in 1950, Ferrari fully lives up to its exalted reputation, producing some of the best sports cars money can buy.

Its entry-level model (although that term hardly seems appropriate) is the Roma, which is powered by a twin-turbo V8 and capable of blasting from 0-62mph in 3.4sec.

Then, further up the range you find the plug-in hybrid 296s – in both coupé and Spider forms – plus the Purosangue SUV, which is the firm’s first four-door, four-seat car.

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