Ferrari Gallery

The iconic red colour, the prancing horse and a rival which made a movie. Ferrari's are some of the most iconic cars in history. Ludicrous performance, performance and handling of a race car and prices which will make your eyes water, we have been luck enough to photograph and drive nearly all of Ferrari's range of cars. In this gallery you will find a selection of images from across the years and models.  

Ferrari F40

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Welcome to the 80s where everything was possible, including a Ferrari which was originally designed for Groub-B rally. This icon (even still today) was a dream come true to shoot and started a career for me. Read Here

Ferrari F430 Scuderia

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Scuderia stand for team in Italian and was the name designated to the track version of the F430. The Scuderia features a lighter, carbon fibre body and a tuned engine for more power.

Ferrari 488 Pista

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Pista meaning track in Italian is the latest moniker given to Ferrari's hard core track car. Unlike the Speciale and Scuderia, the Pista features as a standard carbon fibre body upon which the owner can apply full customisation including light weight, £25k carbon fibre wheels and a camera which records your track times with telemetry. There will be around 3500 of Ferrari 488 pista's made so spotting one on the road might be quite rare. 

Ferrari 488 Spider

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The 488 is the current sports V8 in Ferrari's line up. It was the first car to feature a twin turbo instead of a straight V8. The 488 is now at the end of its production line and soon to be replaced with the F8. The 488 is considered one of Ferrari's best models to date. 

Ferrari 458 Speciale Aperta

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The 458 is considered one of the best handling cars of all time. To strip back the weight and replace it with carbon fibre would only make it better, no? How about taking the roof off? Say hello to the Ferrari 458 Speciale Aperta of which only 499 have been made. 

Ferrari 250 GTE

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The Ferrari 250 was one fo the first of Ferrari's road going models and the GTE was a 2+2 V12 designed for cruising around the streets of Modena with friends and family. It was rumored to be one of the only Ferrari's Enzo actually owned.

Ferrari 550

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If you removed the badges and left it on the street not many people could tell you what model it was let alone brand however, the Ferrari 550 is one of the purest Ferrari's made, V12, manual and built for 2. 

Ferrari 512 BB

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The 512 BB is an extremely unique car. It featured a flat V12 engine giving it the name Berlinetta Boxer otherwise known as BB. This mid-mounted engine made it an amazing car to to drive and at the time, fast! At the time this Ferrari would have cost around £60k. Now days an example like this would cost upwards of £200k not a bad investment!

Ferrari 275 GTS

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The Ferrari 275 GTS is considered one of the most beautiful cars produced by Ferrari. Made in the Italian town of Maranello, the 275 was the refined road car which really made Ferrari's path in to road going cars viable. 

Ferrari 599

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Front engine, V12 Ferrari's are always the prized car to have. The 599 was no exception with a 6.0l V12 the 599 produced 612BHP and 448 lb-ft of torque which took you from 0-60 in 3.2secs! 

Ferrari 812

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The Ferrari 812 is the lastest big V12 engined Ferrari. Compared to the 599 this very much feels like Fiat, the owners of Ferrari, have had their hand in building it. That being said, the roar of the V12 certainly lets you know it has the heart of Enzo Ferrari still at is core. 

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Ferrari F355 F1 Spider

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The Ferrari F355 is probably one of the most iconic cars of all time. It has been featured in movies, TV shows and even had its own game; Ferrari 355 Challenge for Sega! How much is a Ferrari 355? Now days a model like this would start at £60k. 

Ferrari GTC4 Lusso T

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Unfairly the Lusso gets a lot of stick, however it is probably one of the best grand tourers on the market. It looks good, everyone can fit in it and sound of exhaust as it howls into the distance is music! I would happily own one of these in a heart beat! 

Ferrari F12 TDF

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The Ferrari F12 was the successor to the 599. Featuring Ferrari's famous V12, the F12 was a more aggressive F1 inspired car. The F12 was destined to become one of Ferrari's iconic road cars, introducing the TDF. Lighter, faster, track focused and limited run, the F12 TDF is a true collectors piece and a real weapon on the roads and track.