The Superfast’s 6496cc V12 was ... regular Pirelli P Zeros rather than Corsas, Ferrari justifying this choice on the grounds that it wants the 812 to be perceived as a fully usable road car ...

Although Ferrari has a fine tradition ... front-engined package. The 812 Superfast was every bit as fast as its name suggests and chopping the top removed any barrier between the driver and ...

A FERRARI was left on its roof after veering off a carriageway, causing the closure of a major road. The crash happened at ...

Until 2008, the idea of an entry-level, front-engine, V8-powered cabriolet may have seemed like utter sacrilege for die-hard ...

The car is thought to be a Ferrari 812 Superfast, which retail for upwards of £230,000. The car has a top speed of 211mph and can do 0-60mph in just 2.8 seconds. It is the same model that ...

This effectively replaces the 812 Superfast and Competizione ... aerodynamic humps over the car’s rear end. Ferrari has used a retractable hard top here, which folds neatly away in 14 seconds.

Known as the Tipo 251, this engine produced 347 horsepower and 431Nm (318lb ft) of torque, giving the model a top speed of 174 mph and 0-60mph ... What it would become was the 812 Superfast, a ...