Been kicking yourself ever since you missed out on the chance to own a brand new Enzo? Here's your chance to make up for it. The awkwardly-named Ferrari LaFerrari ($TBA) is the company's new limited-series flagship, offering F1-level technology in a stunning road-legal package. Apart from the unique, instant-classic looks, it features a new HY-KERS drivetrain system that pairs a 789hp, 6.3L V12 to a 160hp electric motor and a 7-speed DCT gearbox for a total of 949hp, a 0-62 time of under three seconds, a 0-124 time of under seven seconds, and a top speed of 205 mph. [See & Read More]

Don't get us wrong, the Ferrari F12berlinetta is a beautiful car. This DMC custom is already possibly the sexiest custom we'll see in 2013. But, as was pointed out when the car first launched, the back of the car looks a bit like a uterus. This similarity remains no matter what color it is, even in matte gray. It's just one of those images we can't get out of our heads. Other than that like matte Ferrari is amazing, see more shots after the jump. [See More]

Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo can't exactly be whipping around town in the Pizza Thrower. Shredder and his ugly brutes would be all over them. That's why they should be driving this matte military green, which is actually paint, not a wrap, Ferrari 458 Spider by Platinum Motorsports. You know, because it's such a covert car, and the drop-top protects them from public sight completely. At least they'd be able to pick up a few more girls, instead of having to share April all the time. [See More]

Rapper Nyzzy Nyce drops the visual for his new hit single Nights Like This. In customary "Nyzzy" fashion, he's got the beautiful ladies by his side, pulls up in a canary yellow Ferrari and a gallant delivery of rhymes for the cameras. The song is featured on his new album Have a Nyce Day available on iTunes ($10) now. Download it today if you haven't already. Enjoy.

Good news: Justin Bieber hasn't been driving around that weird-lookin' all-chrome Fisker Karma lately. Along with rides in his West Coast Customs Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, he's been seen in multiple locations in a WCC white-on-white Ferrari 458 Italia. Not a bad switch, aye? He's now covering literally all ends of the spectrum from all white to his dark matte black Cadillac CTS. [See More]

There's a very good reason why the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show in Las Vegas is considered the biggest trade event of its kind, not only in North America, but in the world.Every year at the end of October, thousands of companies from automakers to tuners and parts providers make their way to the Las Vegas Convention Center to exhibit their production and conceptual goods, be that complete cars or aftermarket accessories and components of all sorts. [See & Read More]

964 Ferrari cars (worth over 100 million) from all over the UK and further attended the Ferrari Driving Days event at Silverstone and paraded round the Silverstone circuit; Ferrari F1 driver Felipe Massa was on hand to lead the World's Largest Parade of Ferrari Cars in a 458 Spider. An entire range of Ferrari cars were paraded, including the latest F12 Berlinetta, the most powerful road car every built by the Maranello marque. Enjoy.

The custom Murciélago "Bumble Bee" might be the only ride that can touch wheelsandmore's latest supercar creation. Their revamped 2012 Ferrari 599 GTO not only does it have distinct, custom wheels, but it also boasts a roaring V-12 engine thanks to a new exhaust system and features an adjustable suspension. [See & Read More]

A Ferrari doesn't need to be bright red to stand out. That's evidenced by Afzal Kahn's newest work with the Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano F1. Flaunting a nero daytona (metallic black) exterior, the 599 has front and rear sections, ceramic brakes, wing shields, an upgraded F1 gearbox and yellow brake calipers. For £88.875.00 (Appx. $140,000), it can be yours. [See More]

The Ferrari F12 Berlinetta is the Italian carmaker’s latest, and perhaps finest, creation to date. Jethro Bovingdon of EVO Magazine had the opportunity to play with the car and with it comes this in-depth review of the driving machine. His luck is doubled when he pits the Berlinetta against its predecessor, the 599 GTO, to see where the new car fits in the realm of supercars. Driving through the landscape of London’s countryside, it’s easy to see that the F12 Berlinetta was designed purely for driving pleasure, and Bovingdon’s expression does well to sum up that sentiment.