When Ferrari names a vehicle, it is never by accident. Every letter and location tells a story. In the case of the Ferrari Portofino, that story begins along the sparkling Italian Riviera in one of the most picturesque and luxurious towns in the world.
The name Ferrari evokes speed, elegance, and engineering mastery, but the names of individual Ferrari models carry stories of their own. In this new series, we’ll explore the origins of iconic Ferrari model names, starting with one of the most powerful front-engine V12 Ferraris ever made: the 812 Superfast.
Carbon fiber has long been synonymous with high-performance engineering, and Ferrari has perfected the art of using it to enhance both form and function. For owners looking to elevate their car’s appearance while maintaining factory authenticity, Ferrari Genuine carbon fiber trim upgrades offer the perfect blend of style, weight savings, and craftsmanship.
At Ferrari Dallas, we offer a range of OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) carbon fiber components designed specifically for your model—ensuring a flawless fit, finish, and performance benefit.
If you own a relatively new Ferrari, there’s a good chance it came with Ferrari’s Genuine 7-Year Maintenance Program. But many owners aren’t sure if their vehicle is still covered--or even how to find out. Whether you purchased your Ferrari new or pre-owned, it’s worth taking a few minutes to check. You could be eligible for complimentary factory service that keeps your car performing at its best.
The Ferrari Purosangue marks a historic shift for the brand. As Ferrari’s first-ever four-door, four-seater production vehicle, it introduces a new level of practicality without losing the essence of what makes a Ferrari thrilling. This is not an SUV trying to be a sports car—it’s a Ferrari that happens to seat four.
The Ferrari SF90 Spider brings together the groundbreaking performance of a plug-in hybrid with the exhilaration of top-down driving. As the convertible counterpart to the SF90 Stradale, the Spider offers the same jaw-dropping power—986 combined horsepower from a twin-turbo V8 engine paired with three electric motors—but adds the visceral thrill of open-air freedom.
The Ferrari Roma blends timeless design with modern performance, making it an ideal choice for enthusiasts who want everyday usability without sacrificing the thrill of a true Ferrari. With its clean, flowing lines and understated elegance, the Roma turns heads without shouting for attention. It’s the kind of car that feels just as at home in a downtown parking garage as it does on a winding backroad.
The Ferrari 296 GTB marks a bold evolution for the Prancing Horse, delivering electrified performance without compromising the visceral driving experience Ferrari is known for. At its core is a turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 engine paired with a plug-in hybrid electric motor, producing a staggering combined output of 819 horsepower. It’s the first road-going Ferrari to feature a V6 since the legendary Dino, and it proves that innovation can still feel entirely classic.
For the first time in Ferrari’s 75-year history, a four-door, four-seater vehicle proudly wears the Prancing Horse badge. The Ferrari Purosangue—Italian for “thoroughbred”—has made waves not only for what it is, but for what it represents: a bold reimagining of what a Ferrari can be.
When Ferrari introduced the SF90 Stradale, it wasn’t just launching another fast car. It was setting a new standard for hybrid performance in the supercar world. The SF90 isn’t about compromise between traditional Ferrari combustion power and new-age electrification. Instead, it’s a bold statement that performance, emotion, and innovation can all coexist without sacrificing the soul of what makes a Ferrari truly special.