There’s something captivating about old-school speed. Before computerized driving aids and electronic performance tweaks took over, it came down to just one thing and one thing only – a beast of an ...

Engine 455 ci V8 Power 335 hp (factory rated ... Pontiac Was Fast In The '70s But Ferrari Was Faster One thing it couldn't do was give the Trans Am the crucial four-tenths it needed to eclipse ...

Riley Bice sends a tracer bullet inside 50 Cue the outrageous analogies. It’s like replacing the Ferrari with an old GT Falcon that’s been sitting at the back of the barn, covered in dust.

While its horsepower looks similar to big American V8s of the era, like Pontiac's own 455 (which generated 335 hp), the Ferrari V12 obtained power in a different way. It lived at high revs ...

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Oscar Piastri let his frustrations be known as his McLaren team pulled off a 1-2 finish in the second free practice session ...

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Condition: Represented with 455 miles since restoration ... the first carbureted ones and the later four-valve (Quattrovalvole) 308s. But it’s still a Ferrari, and although 308s were worth comfortably ...

A fine 1:12 scale model 1961 Ferrari Dino 156 F1 - Belgium Grand Prix 1961, Phil Hill, world champion, #4, limited and numbered 31/50 edition, finely detailed, sold with base and display case ...