Ferrari 575M Reviews
You'll find all our Ferrari 575M reviews right here. Ferrari 575M prices range from $99,440 for the 575M Maranello to $121,220 for the 575M Maranello.
Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
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Ferrari Reviews and News
'If I was to sit here and say everyone in the world can't wait for an electric Ferrari, that wouldn't be accurate': Ferrari Australia boss said V12 power found in the new 12Cilindri to continue as long as people want it
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By Dom Tripolone · 13 Jun 2024
Ferrari’s first full electric car is due in 2025, but that hasn’t stopped the Italian supercar-maker launching an all-new naturally aspirated V12 masterpiece.
Reckon the Purosangue's blasphemous? The gorgeous 2024 Ferrari 12Cilindri keeps unelectrified V12 magic alive in a front-engined Lamborghini Revuelto and Aston Martin DB12 rival
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By John Law · 03 May 2024
Ferrari has unveiled the latest instalment in its front-engined V12 dynasty to replace the 812 GTS and Competizione. It’s offered in two-seat coupe – berlinetta in Italian – or spider forms.
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What is a prestige car?
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By Stephen Corby · 22 Apr 2024
It’s not breaking news that Australians are buying cars in record numbers, but the kind of cars we’re buying may surprise you because it seems to suggest many of us have too much money.
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Luxury car logos: Top 10 badges, symbols and emblems explained
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By Stephen Ottley · 15 Apr 2024
A luxury car can be defined in many ways. For some it’s a car that has a higher level of equipment, comfort and/or performance than an average car.
Ferrari 296 2024 review: GTS
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By Andrew Chesterton · 10 Apr 2024
A silent start-up, noiseless acceleration and an all-electric driving range? It doesn't sound very Ferrari, does it? But the 296 GTS also has a dark side, with a potent petrol engine, a barking exhaust and blistering acceleration. As a result, this plug-in hybrid convertible might just be the very best of the modern Ferraris. So join us as we put it to the test.
Luxury car hire in Australia: Everything you need to know
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By Stephen Corby · 26 Feb 2024
Sure, we all know things are tough, but clearly they’re less tough for some of us, because luxury car sales - and we mean genuinely luxury ones - have been on the rise over the past decade.
The 10 best F1 drivers of all time
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By Stephen Ottley · 08 Feb 2024
Ranking the best Formula 1 drivers across the championship’s 73 years is not a simple task. No matter which system we use, there will be upset, angst and lots and lots of discussion… and that’s great.
Andrew Chesterton's Top 5 cars of 2023: From madhouse McLarens to cheap Chinese electric cars
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By Andrew Chesterton · 28 Dec 2023
Well, that was quite the new-car year, wasn’t it? The wave of electrification continued to wash over the automotive world, China staked its claim a force to be reckoned with when it comes to EVs, and — on the opposite side of the coin — our favourite supercar makers kept churning out the petrol-burning hits.
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'Imagine Toyota putting a billion cars worldwide into the trash compactor just because they haven't been electrified' - Ferrari boss puts faith in "innovation, engineering, science and technology" to keep internal combustion engine relevant and viable
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By James Cleary · 04 Nov 2023
Petrochemical giants including ExxonMobil, Petrochina, Sasol and Shell, not to mention carmakers like BMW, Porsche and Toyota are making substantial investments in the development of carbon-neutral synthetic fuel to keep the internal combustion engine (ICE) alive.
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Buying a Ferrari might be about to get easier - how high can The Prancing Horse's production ceiling go?
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By James Cleary · 24 Oct 2023
Longtime Ferrari President and Chairman, Luca di Montezemelo wanted acquiring one of the famous Italian brand’s products to be a challenge.