December 14th at 8:38 PM

Another Ferrari heads to a new stable on the West Coast. We hope this owner loves their 599. Happy Ferrari Friday!

December 14th at 2:59 PM

The Ferrari F355 is one of the all time great Ferraris. Gorgeous styling, exceptional handling, and that godly V8 soundtrack, this car is everything a Ferrari should be, truly the last of the old-school Ferraris. The 355 was the much anticipated successor to the Ferrari 348. Released in 1994, the F355 introduced several new innovations for the V8 line. The new F129B/C V8 has 5 valves per cylinder head, allowing better intake permeability and thus increased power. Stroke also increased by 2mm to give the 355 its 3.5L displacement and pushed horsepower from 300hp in the 348 to 375hp in the 355. The gearbox sported a new 6th gear and revised ratios allowing the 355 to be driven in more environments and giving it longer legs to reach its 183mph top speed. Also adding to the usability of the car was Ferrari's new electronically adjustable coilovers, allowing for drivers to choose between sport and comfort modes. The sexy shape of the F355 is derived from 1,300 hours in the wind tunnel. Luca di Montezemolo stated that under his direction of the company, no production Ferrari after the F50 would wear any wings. All aerodynamics must be concealed to allow for Ferraris to have uninterrupted design language; good call. The GTS is the rarest street-specific variant of the F355, especially with the painted targa top. This 1997 example has been pampered its whole life, comes with acres of documentation, and just had its major service. Jeremy Clarkson once famously called the 355 the greatest car in the world, ever. Many cars have come and gone, but the 355 still rightfully retains a special place in the heart of car enthusiasts everywhere. If an F355 is on your shopping list, this car is one you need to consider. Read more about it on the site. http://bit.ly/97NFFerrariF355GTS

December 13th at 10:25 PM

You can't block these popups! Don't worry, there's no hazard here. What other cars from our collection look best with their lights up? Scroll around and comment to let us know! http://bit.ly/MarshallGoldmanMotors

December 13th at 4:58 PM

Of all the iconic doors, the Mercedes 300 SL set the bar for cool in 1954 with its gullwing doors. 57 years later, they still look amazing on this SLS AMG 😎 Unveiled at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, the Mercedes SLS AMG is as much about performance as it is about style. The SLS returned to naturally aspirated engines after the supercharged SLR with the glorious M159 V8 producing 563hp and 479ft/lbs. This propelled the SLS to 60 mph in 3.9 seconds and onto a top speed of 196mph. The iconic doors provided an issue for engineers. They ultimately decided against including motorized doors due to their added weight of 90lbs. Instead, if the car is involved in a rollover accident, the doors include explosive hinges to free the occupants from the cabin. Want to read some more on this beautiful car? Click right here! http://bit.ly/11ISMercedesSLSAMG

December 12th at 10:30 PM

Have you ever looked around your life and thought, "I need a 707hp, 4-door as my daily driver." Well Dodge has answered that need with this, the Charger Hellcat. Complete with the now legendary Hellcat V8, this car does exactly what it says on the tin. Achieving 60 in a blistering 2.9 seconds, the Charger Hellcat is the ultimate daily driver. Check this one out here: http://bit.ly/17PBCDodgeChargerHellcat

December 12th at 3:37 PM

Annnnnnnndddddd it's sold! Just like that, our Ferrari 599 GTO heads to a new home. Miss out on this 599? No worries, we have 6 other 599s including an SA Aperta available, live on the site. Go check 'em out! http://bit.ly/MarshallGoldmanMotors