Ferrari held out against the four-door utility vehicle longer than any rival that mattered. When it finally arrived, it came with a V12, rear coach doors, and a name that means, pointedly, thoroughbred.

The jewelry-empire heir turned social-media sensation has assembled what may be the most complete privately held Ferrari collection on Earth .

At a moment when even Ferrari's flagships lean on batteries and turbochargers, the 12Cilindri and its open-top Spider counterpart make the case, unapologetically, for twelve naturally aspirated cylinders and nothing else.

Ferrari's successor to the Roma arrives sharper, more powerful, and considerably less willing to be mistaken for a comfortable cruiser. The Spider makes the same case with the roof down.

Rolls-Royce's V12 convertible spent seven years proving that a car with the roof down could still be the quietest thing on the road. It went out of production in 2023, with nothing quite like it to take its place.

Fifteen years after its debut, Rolls-Royce's “entry-level” sedan remains the most convincing argument that true refinement never needs to raise its voice.

On one of the most exclusive stretches of the French Riviera sits Domaine de la Belle Étoile — a newly built estate that is, remarkably, the only ground-up residential property to be constructed on Cap d'Antibes in recent memory. The 3.65-acre compound blends old Riviera glamour and has been offered for sale at a price hovering around €58.95 million (roughly $69 million)

When TATIANA was delivered in 2021, at 80 metres (262 feet) in length, TATIANA became the largest yacht ever built in Turkey at the time of her launch.

Inside the century-long saga of the most fought-over house on Cap d'Antibes in France

In July 2026, Azimut Yachts launched the Grande 44M in Viareggio — the largest yacht the Italian builder has ever produced, and the new flagship of both the Grande collection and the wider Azimut brand. At roughly 44 meters (about 143 feet), the Grande 44M is more than just a size record.