2023 Ferrari 296 GTB

I’m quite sure the all-new Ferrari 296 GTB is the finest road car to come from the Prancing Horse stable in the last decade.

The Prancing Horse has confirmed it's selling more hybrid cars than petrol, as deliveries of its 296 and SF90 ramp up.

Ferrari is recalling 69 examples of its 296 GTB and 296 GTS due to an issue with the fuel tank connector pipe which may cause a fire.

Ferrari has unveiled its new-generation twin-turbo V6-powered GT3 racer, based on the 296 GTB and succeeding the outgoing 488 GT3.

The Ferrari 296 GTS convertible has been unveiled with a plug-in hybrid drivetrain, and the promise of wind-in-the-hair motoring.

Ferrari is changing, moving more aggressively into the world of electrification with hybrids and plug-in hybrids.

Having spent some time in the Ferrari 296 GTB hybrid, co-founder Tony Crawford felt compelled to explain what makes it so remarkable.

I’m thinking the new Ferrari 296 GTB is the finest road car to come from the Prancing Horse's stable in the last decade or so.

The new Ferrari 296 convertible will use the same V6 plug-in hybrid drivetrain as the recently revealed 296 GTB coupe.

Look away now purists, Ferrari has just launched the 296 GTB, which is fitted with a turbo V6 plug-in hybrid drivetrain.