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A new breed.

In the world of Ferrari, the cars and technology change, but the passion for performance always remains. And it comes through in ways subtle, and not so subtle.

A jack-of-all-trades Ferrari with the soul of a race car.

A big, fast GT with a certain sinister appeal and a V12, that also boasts four full seats, four-wheel-drive, and—a hatchback.

A powerful, comfortable, slinky roadster.

Replacing the California, the Portofino is Ferrari’s everyday drop-top GT.

Ferrari's new anti-SUV.

With two doors, four seats,12 cylinders, four-wheel drive and a hatchback tail, the Ferrari GTC4 Lusso is as practical a beast as you’ll find within Enzo’s famed stable of prancing ponies.

Car collectors.

For even the most feverish car aficionado, a visit to Maranello is something on a different plane, a mythical must-see to be sure. This small town north of Bologna, Italy, is home to Ferrari, and as a result, it is a focal point for much passion.

Exceptional inaugural models from the new Icona series.

Two delightfully uncommon speedsters that blend a vintage format with the best of Ferrari’s modern design language.

Ferrari’s most powerful V8 ever.

Ferrari announces the hotter track-focused iteration of its V8-powered 488 supercar.

City power.

Anything that bears the prancing horse logo is going to be much, much more powerful than most other things on the road at any given time.

Vitamin D GT.

On a twisty, coastal road in southern Sardinia, the 2024 Ferrari Roma Spider proved comfortable and quick.

Thoroughbred horsepower.

The all new F12 Berlinetta is the most powerful Ferrari to slap on a licence plate—ever. Think about that for a second: more than the Enzo, that mythical low-volume V12 sports car that still draws oohs and aahs whenever it appears.

The un-SUV from Ferrari.

First things first: If you call the all-new 2024 Ferrari Purosangue an “SUV,” you’re probably reducing your chances of ever owning one to zero. The brain trust at the Italian firm certainly does not call the Purosangue an SUV. And they’re probably right to steer clear of the term, because this Ferrari is not so easy to classify. It’s not …

A Canadian collection debuts at Colony.

A collection of unified objects in dialogue with one another, each piece in this collection exudes a sense of quiet refinement.

From deep time to outer space.

Known for furniture and interior architecture, Paolo Ferrari has quickly become one of the preeminent young designers in Canada, attracting clients from all over the world with an aesthetic that, like the shape of the bone, transcends time and space, adjusting to a variety of functions and locations.

In the Directory

Various dealerships.
+39 0536 949111
customercare@ferraristore.com

Via Dino Ferrari, 43
Maranello, Modena  41053
Italy 41053
+39 0536 943204
museo@ferrari.com

Various dealerships.
1-888-371-1802
info@maserati.com

Various dealerships.
1-800-465-2001

Various dealerships.
1-800-767-7243

Strada Comunale via Santo Stasi Primo, 42
Manduria
Italy
+39 099 971 1660
accademia@racemi.it

via Amedei 8
20123 Milan
Italy
+39 02 88 58 21

Various locations, and available online.
+ 0039  0575 22970
info@albertomoretti.com

Chertsey Road
Woking, Surrey
England GU21 4YH
+44 (0) 1483 261000

Pfaff Dealership – Toronto
33 Auto Park Circle
Woodbridge, Ontario
Canada L4L 8R1
1-866-703-0423

Pfaff Dealership – Vancouver
1711 West 2nd Avenue
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada V6J 1H7
1-888-683-3757

Various dealerships.
1-800-777-6923

Various locations, and available online.
1-877-361-1176

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