The new GTC4Lusso T is a more affordable version of the GTC4 Lusso. It has a V8 instead of a V12 and rear-wheel drive instead of awd, which makes it lighter and helps the balance quite a bit. Plus ...

The FF has evolved into the new GTC4Lusso, an even fiercer, more focused 4WD Ferrari GT. At the Geneva Motor Show five years ago, Ferrari introduced its first production four-wheel drive ever, ...

For such a big car—16.1 feet (4.9m) long, 6.5 feet (2.0m) wide, and at least 4,100lbs (1,865kg)—the Lusso T is remarkably agile. As is common to Ferraris of this era, the steering is extremely ...

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There's a new option out there for buyers seeking a four-seater Ferrari. Those who don't need all the folderol of the GTC4 Lusso's 12 cylinders can opt for a version with a twin-turbo turbo V-8.

Ferrari’s new GTC4 Lusso T is perhaps the most appealing street-legal track car on the planet. It’s gorgeous and luxurious, carries two comfortably, has enough trunk space for an overnight bag ...

In 2022, Ferrari will gallop into the increasingly crowded ultra-luxury SUV space, with an offering dubbed Purosangue, or “thoroughbred,” for those fluent in Italian. The arrival of the ...

The name for Ferrari's updated 2+2 comes from the brand's storied history, and the new GTC4 Lusso badge holds a fair bit of water among the Cavallino Rampante devotees. Ferrari says the GTC's name ...

With all-wheel drive, room for four and optional Ferrari baby seats, the GTC4Lusso seduces both dads and moms.

As a reminder, the Ferrari GTC4 Lusso T features the same twin-turbo V8 engine as the 488 GTB, producing 603bhp and 561lb ft of torque.This is a substantial 77bhp less than the V12, but crucially ...

Ferrari 330 GTC (Credit: Pras Subramanian) The GTC4Lusso is stunning to look at too, but different than other Ferraris. A beautiful front end, reminiscent of the 812 Superfast, and flowing curves ...