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Loud in the cabin for sure, but truly missing that high end whine/squeal that we have been accustomed to over the years with the V12. To my ear, I am catching a low end drone pitch rather than the normal high end wail. Perhaps, the driving was hitting the last 3,000 rpms of the rev range. I guess we’ll see.
wish the videographer would have shot straight ahead instead of the wheel and half the binnacle, so we could actually match the sound to the gear/revs. perhaps the only good use for the passenger display ever...
One of the press cars heavily damaged in Luxembourg. Found it on a French-speaking Ferrari forum. Ferrari 12Cilindri : Remplaçante de la 812, projet F167 - Page 29 - Ferrari 812 Superfast / GTS / Competizione - F12 Berlinetta / TDF - 599 GTB Fiorano / GTO - PuroSangue - GTC4Lusso / FF - 612 Scaglietti - Ferrarista.Club - Ferrari Owners Only Image Unavailable, Please Login
How much would it cost to replace everything? Snyway Shmees said during his test drive, "I dont want to be the one to stuff a Ferrari" But then later he is standing with a different model with the plate ending in 956AH The crashed car has the plate ending with 950AH
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UK car spotter turned reviewer TFJJ drove 955 AH -not the stuffed car Nor was it Seb D a car reviewer from Monaco. He drove car with plate 955AH I think Shmee may know who stuffed the press car!
German review couple The Car Crash Review also drove the stuffed car with the 950 AH plate Im not sure about their driving skills when watching him drive and randomly shifting ! The plot thickens
I wonder how the factory handles damaged press cars Im assuming that there must be some form of i insurance coverage. Would there be 2 policy holders? One for the factory and the other for the reviewer if allowed to actually drive the car. Then there would be an assesment of the costs to repair. The crashed press car has blown airbags. Expensive. Then damaged wheels and perhaps suspension. Expensive front bumper and carbon and rear bimper and carbon. Then the entire side of the car meaning both quarter panels and door. Wing mirror too. Man I gotta guess that to fix all that we are talking $200,000. And then total re-paint How much of a discount would the next buyer pay for this car. Would the factory take on the work or off load to an independent shop ?