A traditional six-speed manual gearbox was offered on the base Ferrari 360 while an electro-hydraulic six-speed transmission was equipped on the F1 model. The 360 Modena F1 utilized racing technology ...

In the 360 Modena, which is called this way after the birthplace of Enzo Ferrari, the F131 produces 400 ps (395 horsepower) at 8,500 revolutions per minute and 373 Nm (275 pound-feet) of torque at ...

It's a 2004 Ferrari 360 Modena, for sure. An “ old ” sports car by today’s standards, but still quite capable of reaching 60 mph “ in the blink of an eye.” ...

That is exactly what 36-year-old Dan Cawley of Manchester, UK has done to his perfectly good 360 Modena. Creating the "world's fastest limousine," the stretch 360 can do 166 mph, but presumably ...

Surprise! These brakes do not come inexpensively. Ferrari marketing execs estimate the Challenge Stradale’s overall sticker price will command a 20 percent premium over that of the 360 Modena.

Plus, British car website EVO, in its buyer's guide, says the 360 is arguably the first "reliable" Ferrari, writing: The Modena also saw a new word introduced into Ferrari reviews: reliability.

A few months ago, I came across an ad for a 2002 Ferrari 360 Modena for sale at Frank Kent Cadillac in Fort Worth, Texas. The first time I clicked on it, the price was somewhere in the $80,000 ...

Fortunately, the decision has been made for us with today's 2001 Ferrari 360 Modena Berlinetta. It is resplendent in its traditional Rosso Corsa paint and offers an interior awash in tan leather ...