Name one of the most iconic cars from the 80s. We are sure you have just uttered the word Testarossa, but if you watched Magnum PI back in the day, you clearly remember the bright red Ferrari 308 GTSi ...

Back when Ferrari wasn’t obsessed with 0 to 60 times and million-dollar hybrid hypercars, the best name in the biz used to make sensible cars. The 308 is one of those vehicles, and as the name implies ...

Brand new Ferraris are better sorted than ever for many years of very happy driving. They’re ferociously exciting supercars given half a chance to demonstrate, yet no more taxing to drive slowly than ...

This 1985 Ferrari 308 GTS QV is offered for sale, but instead of the usual 3.0-litre V8 behind the seats, you’ll find the more powerful 4.8-litre V12 engine. As it turns out, the original owner wasn’t ...

Someone spent four years and an unspecified amount of money to build what is described as a 288 GTO "Revival." The vehicle is based on a 1984 Ferrari 308 QV GTS, which has been modified with ...

Top Sports Cars of the 1970s. The European 308 GTB QV and 308 GTS QV models are considered by many to be the most collectible 308 due to its subtle styling (deep front valance, racing mirrors, short ...

This 1985 Ferrari 308 GTS QV will go under the proverbial hammer at Silverstone Auctions’ sale in May. Nice car. Its pretty bodywork eschews the obvious red for Metallic Blue Chiaro. Inside, white ...

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