Official Ferrari LaFerrari Picture Thread

So, what wheels are on the white LaF? They looks smaller than the optional wheels that look like the FXXK's.

 

I think that's an optical illusion due to camera angle and the fact that the suspension is lifted for the car to clear the ramp in that pic. There is a video by Stradman of that car being unloaded and the wheels look perfectly proportional. I think they are indeed the wheels shown in the accessories catalogue.

 

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Go to 5:00 in this video to see it. (I recommend muting the video as the guy is quite irritating)

 

It is strange. They look better in that video but still not quite as nice as on an FXXK. As if they were smaller or fitted with fatter tires.

 

I think it has to do with the fatter tyres, and also that the wheels on the FXXK have different center lugs. That yelloy cavallino doesn't really work on those wheels IMO...

They probably are different than those in the FXXK, but I don't think they look so bad on the LaFerrari. I guess I still prefer the original wheels, though.

 

Wow! I thought these issues were behind
I would like to know the fault that caused the fire

Thanks for the info!

 

i actually found this guy's videos are quite interesting, and he may be a follower on this forum. Is it a good thing, hurting somebody by publicly labeling himself ''irritating'' or something? These kind of opinions are fairly personal..and isn't it better to keep them private.

 

i think he has the right to express his personal opinion ( which i agree by the way). i don't think he went overboard with his comment though so we may just leave it at that.

 

A full white LaFerrari. Great!

 

Olivier,
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For those interested I've this brochure and a 458 Italia accessoires brochure in the for sale section.
see: http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/ferrari-parts-collectibles/526023-2-ferrari-genuine-accessoires-brochures.html#post144767814

Best
Jurgen

 

I think it was the FChat member elipinski
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Hey that's mister Jean Claude Biver, currently CEO of Tag Heuer.

 

LOTS of LaFs driving here ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_OrVA2K1L4

 

Good stuff mate.
Love the La Ferrari versatility and power! It is a real hope for the hybrid technology
Check out this awesome La Ferrari drifting session! It really proves that the La Ferrari is a complete car
Laferrari Owner DRIFTS WILD ON THE PUBLIC ROAD Like The ULTIMATE BOSS Of The Game! - NO Car NO Fun! Muscle Cars and Power Cars! |

 

This afternoon at the Pizzeria.

Marcel Massini
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I like the full red body and the yellow-tinted headlights.

 

Car was originally delivered in France.

Marcel Massini

 

nearly spit wine on my laptop...

 

Is the yellow tint factory? If so what is the reason behind it? The 488 gt3s sometimes have it.

 

Yellow headlights = France. Often, not always.

Marcel Massini

 

Thank you.

 

Wow, I'd love to take that out for a slice of pizza!

 

I remember older french cars having yellow headlights as these cut through the fog better than the white ones. On the other hand they are tiresome in fair conditions and that's why they have been abandoned. I think that the choice of yellow headlights on this LF is purely cosmetic and almost certainly an aftermarket effort.

Regarding the GT3 cars that have been mentioned, yellow headlights are dictated by regulations in order for them to be distinguished at nighttime on the track by the drivers of faster classes cars.

 

The all red LF in question here (post #7691) has been delivered new in France to first owner Mr. G. L., who has since sold it to Switzerland.

Marcel Massini