1505 kg = 3318 lb -- 458 Italia (2011, light spec) 1451 kg = 3199 lb -- McLaren MP4-12C (2011, weight saving package) Tested weight of the two cars in European spec differs by 54 kg = 119 lb.
Today I weighted my 2013 458 italia @1460 kg~3212 lbs with approx. 15 litre fuel. This means 1520 kg~3344 lbs with full tank. Specs of my car are: standart rims, carbon buckets, alcantara/leather pack, carbon center tunnel. No lift, no navi/ipod, only rear parking sensor and standart audio.
Hi folks. Now that I'm able to study an F50 in more detail... http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/288gto-f40-f50-enzo-laferrari/410026-new-f50.html ...I believe I may have discovered why the two F50s I weighed differed by 63 lbs. Can anyone guess from the photos below? I plan to weigh mine to confirm. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
With/without roof and rollbars...? Edit: ignore me, I didn't read your question correctly! Your saying one was not a US spec, so wouldn't have the heavier (more dense) bumpers?
Regarding the F50 #2 weight did you ever confirm if it was a euro spec version to account for the difference? CH
Happy to contribute to this thread with our own measurements database. All cars are Euro spec, full tank unless otherwise specified: Ferrari F355 GTB F1: 1445kg (42.8%/57.2%): carbon buckets, tank half full Ferrari F355 GTS F1: 1512kg (41.9%/58.1%) Ferrari 430 Scuderia: 1421kg (42.7%/57.3%) Ferrari 458 Italia: 1598kg (43.0%/57.0%): forged rims, standard seats Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano: 1800kg (47.8%/52.2%): steel brakes, carbon buckets Ferrari California: 1860kg (47.0%/53.0%): rear seats, no magnetic ride Ferrari F430 F1: 1474kg (42.3%/57.7%): carbon buckets, ceramic brakes Ferrari F430 Spider: 1606kg (42.7%/57.3%): ceramic brakes Ferrari F550 Maranello: 1754kg (54.4%/45.6%): 2001 McLaren MP4-12C: 1471kg (42.4%/57.6%) Liste des poids mesurés - Asphalte.ch
Thanks! So 228 lbs lighter than a US car? I suspect it's the extra crash protection and metal fuel tank?