The Ferrari prancing horse logo is one of the most recognisable in the world, but not many people know the sentimental story behind the black horse that stands on its hind legs ...

According to some scholars, the origin of the Ferrari logo dates back to 1692, when identical patterns were discovered on a military banner for the Duke of Savoy. Ferrari, however, has its unique ...

Millions of dollars go into developing logos for marquee brands, but Italian automakers have a habit of infusing theirs with ...

Enzo Ferrari created the iconic car manufacturing company in 1939, with its first car being made in 1940. It's now one of most recognisable brands in the world.

Ferrari, a name that invokes a feeling of passion, exhilaration, and beauty. In the Automotive world, the Ferrari Brand sits at the top of the food chain and has its value that can be measured in ...

Ferrari's iconic prancing horse logo on a yellow backdrop is known all over the world but not many people know the ...

Over the past few years, the Formula 1 fan base has continued to grow, partly due to Drive to Survive and the newly released ...

Perhaps this explains why Ferrari felt it was important to design a new logo ahead of 2022, when Italy’s scarlet car manufacturer celebrates its 75th anniversary.

The ginormous Ferrari logo makes absolutely no sense on such an icon that's easily recognizable by any gearhead, and the lime green and red accents further down are kitschy.

As the British auctioneer bellowed “twenty-six million dollars, for the third and final time, the car is sold!” the ...

The 2025 Ferrari Daytona SP3 Tailor Made known as “599+1” sold for $26 million at RM Sotheby’s Monterey auction, the highest sale price ever for a Ferrari at auction, according to the automaker.