Ferrari 12 cilindri spider

Expressions of ultimate performance have undergone dramatic changes: in style, through aerodynamics, forced induction and most recently electrification, along with all of the computer-controlled syste

IT’S easy to think of the F430 as just a revamped 360, because the two Ferraris look so similar. But while the F430 shared its predecessor’s doors, roof and bonnet as well as its structure, it was muc

‘STOP!’ YELLS ASTON PARROTT FROM the passenger seat. ‘Stop stop stop.’ That means either something terrible has happened or – as I’m hoping – his photographer’s eye has spotted something too good to m

THE ROADS AROUND THIS part of Italy aren’t great, so it’s quite a while before we find one suitable for a decent slug of wide open throttle. There have been hints, glimpses of potential, but when the

The Spider had a continuous, 27-year production history, but for most of that time the cars were rarely seen in the UK and few were sold in right-hand drive. Motor magazine only tested the round-tail

RATINGS = Thrill-free zone = Tepid = Interesting = Seriously good = A truly great car = new entry this month. Cars in italics are no longer on sale. Issue no. is for our most recent major test of the