The new GTC4Lusso T is a more affordable version of the GTC4 Lusso. It has a V8 instead of a V12 and rear-wheel drive instead of awd, which makes it lighter and helps the balance quite a bit. Plus, it ...

I drove a Ferrari GTC4Lusso last week. Perhaps you are wondering if that last sentence contains a typo. It does not. It does, however, contain Ferrari's preferred and idiotic style for naming its ...

As the longest tenured model in Ferrari’s lineup, the FF—a four-wheel-drive, four-seater that made its debut in 2011—needed an update. That new car, the Ferrari GTC4Lusso, arrives next month at the ...

The original Ferrari FF was one divisive tomato. For every big-watch-wearing magnifico puzzled by its Kamm tail, there was an epicure who saw shades of the 1962 Ferrari 250 GT “Breadvan” in every ...

Ferrari likes to call the GTC4Lusso T "a new concept of car." To the rest of us it looks a lot like a GTC4Lusso with a turbocharged V-8 engine instead of a naturally aspirated V-12, and rear-wheel ...

There's a new option out there for buyers seeking a four-seater Ferrari. Those who don't need all the folderol of the GTC4 Lusso's 12 cylinders can opt for a version with a twin-turbo turbo V-8.

At the Geneva Motor Show five years ago, Ferrari introduced its first production four-wheel drive ever, a four-seat shooting brake called the FF. This year, the model gets a refresh and a whole new ...

Newly-independent Ferrari has introduced a four-wheel drive, V12-powered four-seater called GTC4Lusso. Essentially an evolution of the five-year old FF, the Lusso is currently being flaunted in public ...

Spending a few days with a Ferrari is a treat, even if you get to drive as diverse an array of vehicles as we do here at Ars. As a small manufacturer with perhaps the best brand recognition in the ...

The GTC4 Lusso was introduced in 2016 as Ferrari's answer to the controversial Ferrari FF. Sporting a shooting brake wagon exterior design and four seats the GTC4 Lusso deviates from what one might ...

Ferrari will bring back the famous Lusso name at the Geneva motor show next month. The all-wheel-drive FF shooting brake will henceforth be known at the GTC4Lusso, “following illustrious predecessors ...