A red vintage Ferrari 250 GTE police car parked on cobblestones in front of the Colosseum in Rome.

Armando Spatafora’s legendary police Ferrari

Key takeaway: In 1962, the Italian government commissioned two Ferrari 250 GT 2+2s to combat Rome’s rising crime. While one was destroyed, the legendary chassis 3999 GT, driven by elite pilot Armando Spatafora, successfully reclaimed the streets. This V12-powered icon remains the only private car in Italy authorized to circulate with its original police sirens and livery. Produced in only 957 units between 1960 and 1963, the Ferrari 250 GT 2+2 remains a masterpiece of … Read more

Blue Lexus NX and silver Lexus RX parked on a concrete lot against a vibrant orange and blue city skyline at dusk.

Lexus NX vs RX: Which luxury SUV fits your lifestyle best?

Key takeaway: The choice between these luxury SUVs hinges on prioritizing the NX’s urban agility or the RX’s superior refinement. While the compact NX excels in city maneuvering, the RX utilizes its longer 112.2-inch wheelbase to provide a limousine-like rear legroom and a vast 55.9 cubic feet of maximum cargo space, ensuring a more spacious, silent, and premium family experience. The Lexus RX boasts a 112.2-inch wheelbase that offers significantly more rear legroom than the … Read more

Red Ferrari 360, modified for track, cornering on a sunny circuit with driver visible and motion blur.

Optimizing your Ferrari 360 modified for track and road

Key takeaway: Transforming the Ferrari 360 Modena into a precision instrument requires a strategic synergy of weight reduction and chassis balancing. By shedding 100kg through Challenge Stradale components and refining the suspension with corner weighting, we restore the car’s mechanical soul. This meticulous approach ensures that every aerodynamic and engine modification translates into pure, predictable high-performance agility. The standard Ferrari 360 Modena weighs approximately 1,575 kg, yet we can bridge the gap to the legendary … Read more