A $218,000 Ferrari Roma vanished during transport to a dealership, sparking a high-end mystery with no sign of the car or how ...

A federal lawsuit by the dealer claims a phony shipping company intercepted the Ferrari, which remains missing to this day.

There aren’t as many Ferraris on the road in Italy as you might think. There’s the purchase price, per-kW taxes and poisonously expensive fuel. So, usually, they’re a rare sight, except around ...

The “imposter carrier” then went to Bentley Denver, picked up the $218,000 Ferrari and never delivered it to TCP, the lawsuit ...

Because that’s Ferrari’s home and in getting to grips with the subject of this review - the twin-turbo V8 Roma - I enjoyed a smile-inducing moment with a local milk truck driver. On a narrow section, ...

A luxury car dealership in the Denver metro is in a bit of legal hot water, accused by a Minnesota dealership of failing to ...

Spy shots have shown mules wearing what looks like modified Maserati Levante bodywork and Ferrari Roma headlights, suggesting its shape will blur the lines between a sports car and an SUV.

On Nov. 4, Twin Cities Performance, also known as TCP, bought a 2023 Ferrari Roma from Bentley Denver for more than $218,000, according to the civil complaint. After the purchase, TCP made an ...