Atari Reveals Cars in Test Drive: Ferrari Racing Legends

Posted By | On 07th, Apr. 2012

Check out these new screenshots from Ferrari Racing Legends. Atari have revealed all the cars featured the latest in the Test Drive racing franchise – Test Drive: Ferrari Racing Legends.  There are three classes of cars: GT, Monoposto and Sport, with 50 cars in total.


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