Thrustmaster has revealed a new item being added to their catalog of racing gear, as they have an all-new Ferrari-branded racing wheel. As you can see from the image below, this is designed to give ...

Thrustmaster has put out a brand new wheel this week, as they are giving Ferrari fans something they might enjoy with the Ferrari 488 GT3 Wheel Add-On. This has been designed to give you the ...

Finding good non-Volvo wheels for front-wheel-drive Volvos can be tough. It’s not necessarily the offsets, as Volvo’s front-wheel-drive platforms employ high positive offset like many modern cars.

Thrustmaster is introducing a new add-on racing wheel to its collection known as the Ferrari 488 GT3 Wheel Add-On. Inspired by Ferrari’s very successful 488 GT3 racing car, the wheel is an exact 1:1 ...

Pope Leo XIV has received a Formula 1 steering wheel used by Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc during a private event at the Vatican. He also received a scale model of an SF90 XX Stradale, presented by ...

Ferrari has used rear-wheel steering on some of its recent models to improve handling, but a recent patent filing indicates a more advanced system may be in the works. In a patent application filed ...

Ferrari has filed a patent application for in-wheel electric motors. While such technology isn't knew, Ferrari in its patent claims to have a more simplified design. The patent application was first ...

Lewis Hamilton has made notable adjustments to his Ferrari Formula 1 steering wheel layout – incorporating button shifts and ...

The touch-sensitive steering wheel controls will now be a thing of the past for Ferrari, even for past models. There’s a new Ferrari in town, and it’s called the Amalfi. Continuing the automaker’s ...

Ferrari and accessible rarely go together, but that’s changing today as the first nine products from a Hot Wheels partnership have been revealed. They mark the first collaboration between the two ...

"Does Hot Wheels make a Ferrari?" Many people have asked me this question recently, and, unfortunately, the answer is: Not anymore. Although I have been collecting Mattel's tiny cars for years and ...

It's not the 1990s anymore or the 2000s, as we are in the mid-2020s, and not many people are willing to have flashy modified cars. That's good news for most petrolheads, as a good chunk of this crowd ...