LaFerrari replacement: v12, no hybrid, less power than SF90stradale?

5-bolt (like all prototypes) or center-lock? Can’t make it out.

 

This is going to be a monster

 

The final car will have the inlet ducts near the B pillar but it won’t be like the f40, this test mule is still using some fake body cladding to hide small details but it’s pretty much the production car, I was sent pictures awhile back of the side of the car completely exposed with no camo but I was asked not to share them


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can you say what color the car was you saw?

 

As in Frankenstein or energy drink?

 

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These are the most detailed photos to date: https://www.instagram.com/p/C9h3LBQqKA-/

 

Can you give us your impression of the vehicle, without divulging any detais. Is it a looker?

 

Red


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Red roof ?

 

The picture that was sent to me was only a close up of the side door/b pillar area, but from the picture it looks like Ferrari prioritized function over beauty with the F250


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Black roof? Or maybe carbon, the car was finished in Opaco


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They claimed the same with the Enzo but I still feel it fell short in both looks and performance

 

I am a lot more concerned about design ( front 12Cilindri….) than performance which will be surely astonishing and clearly too much for road use.

 

Do you believe this front is fake?
Seems different from the previous mule photo exiting the factory.

 

lm will be making road legal examples of the rb17 - will be easily the fastest road legal hypercar around a track inc the valk if the tyres are bespoke

https://www.topgear.com/car-news/supercars/holy-heck-lanzante-will-make-adrian-neweys-1200bhp-rb17-road-legal

 

eh- Lanzante converting a few customer cars (like the P1- GTRs they did) is hugely different than making a true road legal car. Ferrari's goal will be making a car that is extremely fast, but also usable.

 

Not comparable. In the UK it is relatively easy to make any vehicle road legal, even though it may remain totally unsuitable for road use. Case in point: https://www.vauxhall.co.uk/discover/vxr-hub/vxr/red-victor-3.html

 

Most recent pics around here (post #3139) show same prototype from another angle, disguised in the same exact way, so this is getting close to 0% photoshop.

 

Usability is irrelevant in a hypercar

 

Even though I don’t know anything more than you, yes, I believe it is fake, because it is too revealing and I’ m specifically referring to the exact shape of the headlights.

 

How do you use it on the road?

 

You just drive it hard, it's not mean for grocery shopping, picking up your kids from school or going to the restaurant.
The only purpose of a hypercar is to be taken out of the garage in the weekend, and driven hard in a nice open road.