THE F70 (LaFerrari) Thread

I am still not "crazy about the looks" of an F12, but having been in one at the limit, I can tell you that it is impressive! Notwithstanding the fact that I prefer a 599 GTO for the rawness (and difficulty) of the beast.

It is not always about the last 1/10th on a lap (especially in a road car) but about the goose bumps....

 

Well Geneva is March 7-17 so March 6 seems a good guess - either that or April Fools Day....

 

This is what defines a Ferrari, the experience and the way it makes make its occupants feel.

 

I have read in this month's EVO magazine that the ''new Enzo'' will carry facial recognition to change its dynamic bahaviour according to the driver's mood. How is this possible?

 

Are you having a laugh?

 

No, not at all.

 

I have Evo here, Car of the year issue, is it in that one? The mind boggles.....

 

Issue 176, page 16 down on the left in the end of the red column.

 

Yes, and I can walk over water.

 

Ferrari is working on such a system.

The McLaren system senses blood flow to the genitals and the Porsche senses regular bowel movements.

 

I believe that until the unveiling there will be many questions and controversies about the possibilities of the car and this is normal..

 

Yes, Ferrari has developed a new sensor for red mist, and auto sets Manettino accordingly....

 

Somehow I'm quite sure that it won't feature a massive rear wing like some of its predecessors.

Active aero on the other hand...

 

That sounds very scientific.! Time will tell.

 

I refuse to install the Bosch sensor in my bowl. Looks like there may be a camera in there. Just sayin'.

 

So the Porsche slows down when you sh*t in your pants?

 

+1!

 

+2!

 

Perfectly said.....

 

Thanks Jimmie. I suppose I'll hear asap anyhow since I'm checking this thread every day!

 

The McLaren F1 was the first road car with a carbon fibre chassis ... Btw.
Pete

 

Hey Doctor, beryllium can lead to very severe and debilitating interstitial lung disease. It is prudent to not inhale beryllium dust. Please do not spam this forum with false information that may cause health risks to others.

 

I was looking for something in the internet and i came across with this: http://amantidellesupercar.blogspot.it/2012/11/imperdibile-altre-foto-della-ferrari.html

It looks interest although i don't know Italian...

 

Correct. But that is like arguing that all cars have wheels....

The point is there are all kinds of carbon fibre today and the new Ferrari uses revolutionary carbons (6 in all) some of which have never been applied to a road car before.

 

In addition to this I forget exactly how many F1's were made in total...am sure it was less than 100, hardly enough volume to justify as as "production car".