Ask any car collector and they’ll admit to having a dream car, that one vehicle that stands above all else. Now, imagine not just owning that car but the very first version of it ever produced.

In 1987, Ferrari released the F40 to mark its 40th anniversary, and the public loved it. That motivated the Prancing Horse to create an even superior model to commemorate its 50th anniversary. And boy ...

Just as an added bonus, another Yellow Modena F50, previously owner by Ralph Lauren, was at one point the world’s most costly ...

It’s not every day that a Ferrari F50 comes up for auction. Those days are even scarcer when it’s a yellow F50—and when the car previously belonged to Ralph Lauren? It’s a truly unique moment.

Nine Ferraris from 1973 through 2005 are headed to a live auction of 55 automobiles hosted by RM Sotheby’s in Miami on December 10. One near-pristine 1995 Ferrari F50 designed by Turin-based design ...

Following the F40 of 1987 — ranked among the best Ferraris of all time — Ferrari celebrated its 50th birthday with the F50. Albeit two years early, in 1995, to get ahead of looming changes to U.S.

Ferrari faced quite the challenge in the mid-1990s. The booming 1980s had been kind to the Italian supercar manufacturer, having shifted an incredible 1,315 examples of the venerable F40 halo car. The ...

Two Ferrari F50s crossed auction blocks during Monterey Car Week this year, roughly 72 hours and a few miles apart, and the one without a heavyweight boxing champion in its ownership history won by $2 ...

Michael Frank has been writing and editing car and motorcycle coverage for the past two decades. His outlets have included Forbes, Coolhunting, The Wall Street Journal, Car & Driver, Road & Track, The ...