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Our car has been accepted and judged worthy of participating in the first Mille Miglia Tribute. This is a Ferrari version of the Mille Miglia Storica, a world-famous event that evokes the traditional Mille Miglia road rally (or rather, road race) that was run between 1927 and 1957 from Brescia to Rome and back to Brescia. It is said to be the most wonderful thing you can do on four wheels, and judging by the entrants (royalty, celebrity, and cars worth several million dollars on more than one occasion), it certainly looks to be..

What we can look forward to in the after life..

Since FLED 2 in the Alps in June, the 308 GTB has received new radiator fans and had the a/c removed. The latter results in the a/c radiator that sat in front of the main radiator being removed plus the removal of a heavy lump of metal from the engine bay (picking up the a/c unit, I would estimate that it weighs about 20kg!).

An Inside Preview: 275 GTB #08191 A chronicle of one owners passion for the vintage models, including his very own 275 GTB. FLED2 Vitalone recaps one of the great drives across the Alps in a F430 SCUD, 360, 308 & 330.

An Inside Preview: DAYTONA REGISTRY The founder of the DaytonaRegistry reflects on how it all started. 308 REBUILD A chronicle spanning several years as Paul rebuilds his ‘79 308 restoring it to perfection.

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An Inside Preview: Scud Run - A number of owners in the UK take a cruise through London. 599 vs 550: Join asphalte.ch as they take the 599 and compare it to its predecessor the 550. Is Ferrari over engineering its cars? One owner thinks so.

An Inside Preview: Some of the fastest Ferraris to ever set rubber to payment as we venture to Bahrain for a classic Ferrari event. Guest include former F1 Champ Jacky Ickx and a collection of the rarest of the rare. F430 Scuderia Road Test: Join asphalte.

An Inside Preview: Boxers: Are They Good Investments? William Taylor poses the question and then answers, Are Boxers Good Investments? Find out what he thinks in this issue.

An Inside Preview: 60th Anniversary Tour Two stops are covered in this issue, Ireland and the final stop in Italy. It has been a great 60 years of Ferrari and the final event captures this will models from all the years showing. Ferrari Buying ChannelsThere are several channels for buying a Ferrari from dealers, private sellers to brokers and more.

An Inside Preview: F40 Across Europe One member takes off across Europe in his F40 and lives to tell about it. First FerrariGet advice on which of the Ferrari models makes a great first Ferrari purchase.

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As the sibling to the Daytona the 365 GTC/4 can sometime be over looked in the Ferrari world. In this 16 page guide the owners set the record strait. William Taylor writes a wonderful overview of the car. In addition, with detailed driving impressions from owner Michael Bayer to long-term ownership by owner Mike Meehan you will gain an inside look to how enjoyable owning a 365 GTC/4 really is..

An excellent collection of all the Road & Track articles on 7 years of Ferrari V8s. Models covered are the complete range of F355s & 360 Modenas. Articles include model reviews, road tests, and comparison tests against Lotus Esprit, Porsche 911, and Nissan NSX. A must read for anyone interested in buying one of these models..

An excellent collection of all the Road & Track articles covering 10 years of Ferrari V12s. Models covered are the 512 TR, 456 GT, 333SP, F512 M, F50, 550 Maranello, 550 Barchetta & 575 M Maranello. Articles include model reviews, road tests, and comparison tests. A must read for anyone interested in buying ones of these models..

An updated version of the previous book titled Ferrari (below). The new version now covers through the 612 Scaglietti with even more gorgeous pictures. The text is only in English and with a little more depth. Still the standard setter for glossy Ferrari coffee table books.

Gorgeous pictures covering every Ferrari from the 212 to the F50. Text in 4 languages providing only the most basic information on each model. The standard setter for glossy Ferrari coffee table books.

The book covers a rather random assortment of earlier Ferrari GT cars from the 212 Inter to the 365 GTB/4 Daytona. On the cars covered, the information and pictures are decent. However the pictures mostly only include one example of each car featured. For reasons not given, several of the great Ferrari GT’s such as the 330 GTC, 365 GT 2+2, and 250 GTE are not included in the book.

This book is a “best of” compilation of articles from Sports Car Market. Rich in information and auction reports, it is full of insights for any potential Ferrari buyer. The multiple reports on a huge range of models help present a balanced picture of the good, bad, and ugly in the Ferrari market. Smartly put together.

Written in the late '80s, it is a good over view on how to do some self maintenance for the mechanically inclined Ferrari owner. The book walks you through basic maintenance activities for all the key mechanical components of the car. For the mechanically challenged, it still provides a great deal of insight on how your Ferrari works and how you can get the best out of it.

This is a well written story of the 3 cars that brought financial stability to Ferrari. It also includes chapters on the Mondial, 288 GTO, F40, and other related cars (Fiat Dinos). The book follows the development of the different models and their variants in great details. An interesting read which provides a nice overview of the model strategy which turned Ferrari around financially.

This books is an outstanding resource for the Ferrari enthusiast. Very well researched and compiled with some wonderful short insightful articles on different models to break up the weight of the technical information offered. Well written with an interesting introduction that provides a snap shot overview of the history of Ferrari and the cars. Includes over 200 excellent photographs.

The book bills itself as an accessible introduction to Ferrari and the description is accurate. Light on copy and long on pictures, it provides a quick colorful romp through the history of Ferrari's road cars from the 166 up to the 360. The pictures are generally well done and include some rarer models. A nice light introduction to the Ferrari road cars.