Ferrari vs Ford: The F150 name game We want to make sure that when someone says "F150" people think "truck" -- not "racecar," Ford says. So the American automaker sued Ferrari.

Ferrari has said it will refer to its new racecar as the F150th Italia in response to a Ford lawsuit seeking to bar the company from using the F150 name. Ford's best-selling pickup is called the F ...

Ford Motor Co. has sued Ferrari in Detroit federal court, saying the sports car maker has violated its trademark over the pickup truck name F-150. The suit is based on Ferrari's naming of its new ...

DETROIT (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co sued luxury automaker Ferrari Wednesday for trademark infringement after Ferrari named its 2011 Formula 1 racing car the "F150." ...

Can’t get enough of the teasers for the Ferrari F150?Apparently neither can Ferrari.Scheduled to make its official debut next week at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, Ferrari tossed up a teaser photo ...

While Ferrari used F150 as the Enzo successor’s internal code name, the Italian automaker was expected to christen the production car F70 when it debuts.

In other words, expect the Ferrari F150 to be chock full of the latest technology, yet still possessed of a feel that makes Ferrari unique. At the heart of the car is its carbon-fiber monocoque ...

Ferrari didn't seem to realize that Ford sells a quite popular truck that is known as the F150. In 2011, Ferrari unveiled a Formula One car that they decided to call the F150.

2011 Scuderia Ferrari F150 – Click above for high-res image gallery. With the first of four preseason tests scheduled at the Spain’s Valencia circuit this week, Scuderia Ferrari became the ...

We Hear: Ferrari F70/F150 Top Speed Set at 230 MPH, 'Ring Time Under 7 Minutes. Christian Seabaugh Writer Feb 01, 2013. See All 16 Photos. See All 16 Photos.

Ferrari's next-generation hypercar has been captured on video being tested at Fiorano in Italy. ... Working silently behind the famous Ferrari growl is the F150’s HY-KERS hybrid system, ...

At a private showing in Maranello, a group of lucky souls got to sneak a peek at the upcoming successor to the Ferrari Enzo, which has been referred to as both the F70 and F150 (not that F-150).