The Maserati MC12 may seem like a Ferrari Enzo with a Maserati badge, but there's much more to the story. While the two cars share a core foundation—including a 6.0-liter Ferrari V12— Maserati ...

Fun fact: The last Maserati to have center-lock wheels was the Ferrari Enzo–based 2004 MC12. Aside from the wing, the biggest visual difference is the rear fenders. The intercooler and air ...

instead of the Ferrari’s active damper system, though the ability to raise the nose for speed bumps at the push of a button – even more vital with the long-nosed MC12 than with the Enzo – remained.

Derived from the Ferrari Enzo, the Maserati MC12 was produced in limited numbers between 2004 and 2005. Its 6.0-liter V12 engine produced 621 horsepower, making it an impressive performer on both the ...

This is the legend’s 37-year-old great-grandson who bears the same name.

Some cars are so iconic that they need no introduction, and few are hotter than the Ferrari Enzo. If you do not know what this model is, you should have your petrolhead license revoked ...

Ferrari also currently operates as an independent company, whereas Lamborghini, Maserati and Ducati are all subsidiaries of non-Italian corporations. Lastly, the colorful life of the founder Enzo ...

Ferrari’s blossoming into a luxury leader has restored the fortunes of founder Enzo Ferrari’s son, Piero Ferrari, and Italy’s Agnelli family, which took control of the company decades ago ...