2017 marks the 70th anniversary of Ferrari, and present the Cavallino Rampante made to itself is the ultimate derivative of the LaFerrari. Aperta is how it’s called, and only 200 examples of the breed ...

Ferrari only built 210 LaFerrari Aperta examples. Car number 210 was built to be sold in a charity auction and it fetched an eye-opening $10 million. Pre-auction estimates pegged the value somewhere ...

One of only 210 LaFerrari Apertas with approximately 1,500 miles on the clock will cross the stage at RM Sotheby’s auction in Arizona on Jan. 17 where it is estimated to sell for between $6.5 and $8.5 ...

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It took less than a day for this Ferrari to break records. The curvaceous body of this particular LaFerrari Aperta is finished in a glorious coat of the brand’s trademark Rosso Corsa with a thin line ...

Ferrari has decided to build one more LaFerrari Aperta than planned, though this isn't just a money grab. Quite the opposite actually. The special 210th example, likely to be the last LaFerrari ever ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A rare opportunity to buy one of the most coveted Ferraris in recent memory is right around the corner. A 2017 LaFerrari Aperta ...

Even though the next Ferrari hypercar is “3 to 5 years” away, the Maranello-based automaker didn’t shy off from auctioning the final LaFerrari Aperta. In a similar move to how the Prancing Horse ...

Last month, we heard Ferrari was going to build one last LaFerrari Aperta to be auctioned off for charity., in an auction taking place on September 9th at Ferrari’s 70th anniversary party in Maranello ...

Of the “holy trinity” of hybrid supercars, the Ferrari LaFerrari wins the prize for longevity. While production of the McLaren P1 and Porsche 918 Spyder wrapped up some time ago, Ferrari brought its ...

It’s true than hypercars command very high prices right now, but paying up to $8.5 million for a LaFerrari is, even by those standards, a bit too much. And yet, that’s the estimated value of this ...

LaFerraris aren't usually manhandled. They're stored in a hermetically sealed garage, under a satin sheet, as their owner sits idly by and waits for their car's value to triple in just a few short ...