This year, the Ferrari FF becomes the GTC4Lusso. It's a four-seat coupe equipped with all-wheel drive to better manage its 6.3-litre V12's 690 horsepower, or its new 610-horsepower, 3.9-litre twin-turbo V8. Its partner in crime is a seven-speed automatic gearbox. There's even a four-wheel steering system, so if skidding through the snow in car worth more than $300,000 is your thing, the GTC4Lusso is for you!
Ferrari doesn’t want to call the new Purosangue (thoroughbred) an SUV. Of course, the vehicle doesn’t look anything like a Range Rover , but it does offer increased ground clearance, four-wheel drive and a rear hatch. Comparisons can be made with the Porsche Macan , although the longer nose gives …
In case you hadn’t noticed, things are getting wild in the high-performance SUV segment. Aston Martin first sent shockwaves with the DBX 707 , then the Lamborghini Urus Performante soon followed. This week marked the introduction of the BMW XM , a plug-in hybrid model exclusive to the automaker’s M …
Much has been written about the decline of the large-displacement, normally aspirated, multi-cylinder engine. Case in point: Ferrari and their famous V12 engines. No, they’re not all gone, but there’s a trend emerging. The GTC4Lusso was unveiled at the 2016 edition of the Geneva auto as the FF’s replacement. To …
It appears as though Ferrari is far from done with the concept of a hatchback super car, with the automaker unveiling the GTC4Lusso ahead of its Geneva debut. Set to succeed the FF in Ferrari's lineup, the GTC4Lusso packs all the greatness the Italian automaker is known for in a …
In Ferrari’s lineup, one model stands out from the rest: it's the only one that isn’t a rear-wheel-drive coupe. This car is the FF, a "shooting brake" with all-wheel drive. For 2016, this car receives important changes: it gets new styling, more power and a more elaborate name. First of …
The 2016 Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal gave Motoring TV the opportunity to meet some of the most passionate fans in the world, not not only of F1 racing, but also for one special car called Ferrari. (This segment originally aired on Motoring TV 2016 episode 26) …
F12tdf’s engine is the F12berlinetta’s 6262CC 65° V12 on which Ferrari engineers worked to boost maximum power output from 740 CV to 780 CV at 8.500 rpm, yelding a specific power output of 125 CV/l. The engine’s sporty response is assured by a maximum torque figure of 705 Nm (up …
Motoring TV had an exclusive opportunity to visit the Ferrari factory and the museum in Maranello Italy, very cool as you will see. Motoring TV 2014 Episode # 22 …
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