Exhilarating Performance, But Pricey

2025 Ferrari 296 GTB

Posted by Zeynep Yılmaz on Jan 02, 2026

The Ferrari 296 GTB is pure perfection in terms of performance. The acceleration, handling, and overall driving experience are unmatched. However, the price tag is astronomical, and I have my doubts about whether it’s truly worth the investment. If you’re willing to splurge, it’s a thrilling ride, but for most, it might not be practical.

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Exotic practicality with true Ferrari character

2025 Ferrari Purosangue

Posted by Selin Kaya on Jan 01, 2026

The Purosangue is a "sculptural masterpiece" that defies the SUV tag. Its V12 heart provides a 5-star soundtrack that no turbo-charged rival can match. The rear-hinged doors add a touch of 5-star drama to every entry. Handling is surprisingly sharp for its height, though the 6.0 km/l efficiency is predictably brutal. It’s a 5-star statement of intent for those who refuse to compromise on Ferrari DNA.

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Everyday-usable convertible with refined manners

2018 Ferrari Portofino

Posted by Aylin Tekin on Jan 01, 2026

The Portofino is a 5-star "drop-top grand tourer" that isn’t as hard-edged as other Ferraris. The 591-hp turbo V8 offers "riotous acceleration" while the adaptive dampers provide a 5-star comfortable ride. I love the personalization options, though the back seats are a 1-star joke for adults. It’s a stylish, approachable 4-star entry into the Ferrari world, perfect for coastal drives and high-end weekend trips.

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Hybrid punch with razor-sharp responses

2025 Ferrari 296 GTB

Posted by Amelia Clarke on Jan 01, 2026

This V6 hybrid is the "dawn of a new era," delivering a staggering 819 hp. The 5-star acceleration is addictive, hitting 100 km/h in 2.9 seconds with zero lag. I love the "whisper-quiet" EV mode for city streets; it’s a 5-star touch of civility. While the cabin is exquisite, the tech can be a 3-star distraction. It’s a future classic that blends heritage with high-voltage brilliance.

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A Ferrari for the City

2016 Ferrari California T

Posted by Sophia Walker on Jan 01, 2026

The California T is surprisingly good for city driving. It’s not as stiff as other Ferraris and feels more refined. The engine is powerful, but the handling feels smoother than expected. While it’s not as performance-oriented as other Ferraris, it’s still a joy to drive.

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Timeless Beauty, But Aged Technology

2010 Ferrari 458

Posted by Michael Brown on Jan 01, 2026

The Ferrari 458 is still a head-turner, even with newer models on the market. It holds up well in terms of performance and style, but the tech feels a little dated compared to the newer models like the 296 GTB. It's a classic, but one that could benefit from modern updates.

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A True Ferrari Experience

2018 Ferrari 488

Posted by John Smith on Jan 01, 2026

The 488 is an experience in itself. From the moment you sit behind the wheel, it’s all about performance and exhilaration. The sound of the engine is iconic, and handling is precision-perfect. Fuel economy isn’t great, but you’re not buying this car for efficiency.

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Cutting Edge, But Needs More Comfort

2025 Ferrari SF90 Spider

Posted by Mustafa Can on Jan 01, 2026

The Ferrari SF90 Spider is cutting-edge in every sense of the word. The hybrid technology is exciting, and the power is intoxicating. However, the comfort levels fall short, especially for longer drives. It's a car for performance lovers, not comfort seekers.

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A Ferrari SUV? Surprisingly Impressive

2025 Ferrari Purosangue

Posted by Elif Karaca on Jan 01, 2026

I wasn’t sure about Ferrari entering the SUV market, but the Purosangue has exceeded my expectations. It combines Ferrari's iconic performance with SUV practicality. The ride is smooth, the interior is luxurious, and while it’s a bit heavy, it still delivers the Ferrari driving experience. The only downside? The price, but you’re paying for luxury and performance.

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Unmatched Speed, But Not Practical

2025 Ferrari 812 Superfast

Posted by Mehmet Kılıç on Jan 01, 2026

The Ferrari 812 Superfast is exactly what you’d expect from a Ferrari—insane speed and unmatched performance. It’s a joy to drive, but it’s not the car you take to the grocery store. The fuel economy is terrible, and the interior isn’t as spacious as you might think. It's a pure sports car, which means it’s all about performance and nothing else.

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