And while the Ferrari Monza SP1/SP2 is simply too fresh to fall into the hands of such a gear head, there's nothing stopping the Internet from coming up with virtual builds based on the Prancing ...

Not since the Pininfarina-built Ferrari Sergio concept from 2013 has there been ... That's if you order the Monza SP1. The Monza SP2 opens the passenger covering and places a second seat on ...

It aims to bring back the Barchetta concept pioneered by its ... the most powerful V12 ever produced by Ferrari. Using this mechanical muscle, the Monza SP can accelerate from 0 to 100 kph ...

Fewer than 500 of these gorgeous Ferrari V12 Barchettas will ... is not a modern interpretation of the Monza. It’s an interpretation of the concept of the barchetta. This is part of our history ...

An exceptionally rare Monza SP1 was recently delivered to Ferrari’s HR Owen dealership in the center of London. The Monza SP1 was unveiled last fall and looks like a true concept – only it isn ...

and now Ferrari has Icona, its new concept for limited-edition series cars that trade on the company’s rich heritage. The first fruits of this project are the Monza SP1 and SP2. Built on a new ...

The Ferrari Monza SP1 and SP2 are the forerunners in a new concept, known as ‘Icona’ (Icon), that taps into a leitmotif of the most evocative cars in the company’s history to create a new ...

Ferrari showcased the Monza SP2 (alongside the Ferrari Monza SP1) at the 2018 Paris Auto Show ... the company says revolves around their 'Icona' (Icon) concept of "modern aesthetic to reinterpret ...

With the advent of electric power and intelligent driver assists, high-performance cars are now more affordable and accessible than ever. Gone are the days when driving something fast meant making ...

A low-resolution Ferrari Monza SP1 has been built out of plastic bricks at Legoland Billund Resort, located in the same Danish town as Lego headquarters. Like other full-size Lego cars before it ...

Fewer than 500 of these gorgeous Ferrari V12 Barchettas will ... is not a modern interpretation of the Monza. It’s an interpretation of the concept of the barchetta. This is part of our history ...