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When thinking about car manufacturers, Tesla will likely come to investors' minds first. Perhaps Detroit automakers like Ford Motor Company or General Motors will also get some attention.

But

Ferrari (NYSE: RACE) stock is off to the races! Gaining an impressive 52% over the past 52 weeks, shares of the Italian sports car maker have outperformed the S&P 500 by a factor of two already.

But

Shares of automaker Ferrari (NYSE: RACE) jumped as much as 11.8% in trading this week after the company reported fourth-quarter 2023 financial results that topped analyst estimates. Shares held

Shares of premium automaker Ferrari (NYSE: RACE) -- what else? -- "raced" 12.5% higher through 11:50 a.m. ET on Thursday, after beating analyst earnings forecasts.

Heading into the fourth quarter

What if there was an automotive stock out there, one you almost certainly haven't heard of, that pays a dividend and has outperformed Tesla and Ferrari, and tripled the S&P 500 over the past three

If you're investing in stocks, there's a really high chance you've thought to yourself at least once, "Boy, I'd sure like to invest like Warren Buffett." The great news is that his formula for

Rivian (NASDAQ: RIVN) has been a roller coaster since its initial public offering (IPO) in late 2021. Except it's only been one part of the roller coaster ride: the part where it sharply drops

The stock market can be exciting and exhilarating, especially when you get in early on the hot new growth story. But you know what else is fun? Making money from smart investments -- even if they're

If one thing is true about investors, it's that they all love to find the next high-flying stock, or overlooked hidden gem that will give them returns worth bragging about. Here are three auto

Investors can learn a lot from the stocks that generate phenomenal returns over a relatively short timeframe. For instance, in the past year, we've learned once again that cash flow is king and

Investors often overlook the automotive industry due to its capital-intensive business, but discarding the entire industry will throw away some fantastic long-term opportunities. For example

If you're an investor, it's pretty easy to get swept up in the electric vehicle (EV) stock craze. After all, it's almost certain to be the future, and it's still in the early innings of the

When discussing auto stocks to put money into, investors probably immediately think about the incumbents in the industry, like Ford or General Motors. There are also electric vehicle makers like Tes

Fool.com contributor Parkev Tatevosian compares Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) and Ferrari (NYSE: RACE) to answer which is the better car company to buy now.

*Stock prices used were the afternoon prices of

The trend for the automotive industry is undeniable: Electric vehicles are the future, and manufacturers must adapt or die. That electrified future brings with it some serious challenges for