and upholstered in the same muted colors as the rest of the interior, meaning the F80 feels more like a single seater. Ferrari calls it a “+1” and has even angled the console so sharply ...

That’s not to say the F80’s interior isn’t pleasant, it is, it’s just not remarkable. The materials and plastics are of a good quality, the dials are clear and fuss free, it’s logically ...

When the current F80 model was released in 2014, it brought with it a larger saloon-only bodystyle (the coupe and cabriolet now moved to the less evocative M4 moniker), a turbocharged six-cylinder ...