Ferrari revealed the F40 in the 80s. It was a red-blooded racing car in road-legal form, engineered by revered Ferrari man Nicola Materazzi, and styled by the iconic Pinanfarina. Yet the iconic ...

Ferrari didn't just pluck the name Testarossa from thin air, don't you know? The name 'Red Head' comes from the Italian marque's successful racers from the 50s, the 500 and 250 Testa Rossa.

An curved arrow pointing right. Peter Giacobbi, an engineer by trade, hand-built his own 1959 Ferrari Testarossa. There are only 21 1959 Testarossa's in the world. A 1957 Testarossa was sold last ...

The story of the Testarossa is an interesting one that we ... would be so equipped and is one of the things that makes the Red Head an interesting blip in the Maranello timeline.