For many, the definition of the ultimate car will always be a Ferrari. The Italian manufacturer has a rich heritage, often being a trendsetter and a benchmark in the automotive industry. Time and again, Ferraris have taken the role of being decade-defining machines, offering the very best of performance and technological innovation that cars had to offer. Be it the F40 in the ’80s, the Enzo Ferrari in the 2000s, and the LaFerrari in the 2010s. However, with the SF90 Stradale — a car that Ferrari defines as its flagship — the Maranello giant dares to experiment, having seemingly found the perfect blend between harmonizing the glory and legacy of the past with the promise of the future.

10/10 A Car Of Many Firsts

Ferrari has always been known for holding onto its roots and traditions, a belief firmly reflected in its cars. For decades, it held on to its firm belief of having internal combustion engines, laughing off the idea of having an electric car. And, yet, with the SF90 Stradale, Ferrari hasn’t just produced its first-ever plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV), but also its first mid-engine car with an all-wheel drivetrain. Yes, the LaFerrari also featured an electric motor, but the motors couldn’t power the car on their own, something that the SF90’s electric motors can do.

9/10 Powered By Ferrari’s F-154 Turbocharged V-8