Replacing the Ferrari 512 BBi, also known as the Berlinetta Boxer, the Testarossa began production in 1984. It was longer, wider, taller, and improved over the predecessor, but kept the boxer engine.

This Testarossa is an early example, which means it features a sole high-mounted side-view mirror on the driver's side. The car that made side strakes the design element of the decade is of course ...

The European Union's General Court ruled that the Italian marque had wrongly been stripped of the rights to the Testarossa ...

Ferrari’s figures indicate a drop in weight of around 50kg versus the Testarossa while power has swollen by almost 50bhp, which together help drop the 0-60mph time by half a second to 4.7sec ...

Like it or not, the Testarossa is associated with Miami Vice and a decade that was far from the epitome of good taste. This doesn't make it a bad car - in ...

Photo: Ferrari S.p.A. The Testarossa is one of Ferrari’s most iconic models, and back in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, it was on every young car fan’s favorite poster. It became a ...

Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) regains rights to the iconic Testarossa name after a major EU ruling. Discover how this impacts the ...

Related Story 'Miami Vice' Ferrari Testarossa is up for grabs again; At the moment, concours quality cars (that are not delivery-mileage) go for $110,000 to $125,000.

View Photos. CAR AND DRIVER AND THE MANUFACTURER. From the September 1986 Issue of Car and Driver. ... 1985 Ferrari Testarossa Vehicle type: mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive, 2-passenger, ...

Few Ferrari models are more iconic than the Testarossa and if the carmaker wants to follow in the footsteps of Lamborghini in launching an homage to one of its most memorable vehicles, the side ...

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