The pictures show the nose of the car and feature swept-back
headlights and an attractive sculpted bonnet.
Ferrari has revealed the first official images of the F150
project that will be the successor to the Enzo.
The first official images of the highly anticipated
successor for the Ferrari Enzo - codename F150 - have popped up in the Italian
sports car maker’s in house magazine. The pictures show the nose of the car and
feature swept-back headlights and an attractive sculpted bonnet.
The Enzo replacement is rumoured to use a 7.3-litre V12
together with an F1 style KERS electric motor to develop in excess of 590kW of
power. That’s significantly more than the legendary original Enzo which
produced 478 kW.
That sort of power combined with significant weight savings - which Ferrari has already foreshadowed at The Paris Motor Show with their carbon fibre chassis – is guaranteed to result in exhilarating performance. The new Ferrari is tipped to have relentless acceleration and a 0-100km/h time of less than 3 seconds. There’s also talk of a double clutch gearbox and ceramic brakes as standard but that’s to be expected for such a flamboyant supercar.
When this top of the range Italian stallion goes on sale sometime in late 2013 it is unlikely to retain the F150 codename given the 2011 legal stoush with Ford over the name. It seems The Blue oval were upset about alleged misappropriating of the famous Ford F-150 pickup name when Ferrari tried to name their 2011 F1 car F150. As a result the successor to the Enzo is rumoured to be wearing a F70 badge.
That sort of power combined with significant weight savings - which Ferrari has already foreshadowed at The Paris Motor Show with their carbon fibre chassis – is guaranteed to result in exhilarating performance. The new Ferrari is tipped to have relentless acceleration and a 0-100km/h time of less than 3 seconds. There’s also talk of a double clutch gearbox and ceramic brakes as standard but that’s to be expected for such a flamboyant supercar.
When this top of the range Italian stallion goes on sale sometime in late 2013 it is unlikely to retain the F150 codename given the 2011 legal stoush with Ford over the name. It seems The Blue oval were upset about alleged misappropriating of the famous Ford F-150 pickup name when Ferrari tried to name their 2011 F1 car F150. As a result the successor to the Enzo is rumoured to be wearing a F70 badge.
source: carsguide
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by Vlad Manu
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