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Maybe an answer here: https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/812-replacement-rumors.644100/

 

As former owner of California and possible buyer of a Portofino at some point, I see a distinct difference

The Portofino is the perfect every day driver for those of us who live in sunny locales. Drop the top when we want (which will be often) but leave it up when we want. Hardtop means its almost as good as a coupe with top up.

The Roma doesnt have the droptop element so it doesnt perform those tasks. A Roma softtop wont be as coupe-like as a hardtop so it also doesnt perform both tasks.

While im sure some will cross shop, for most of us i think the distinction is important and why there is a market for both.

IMO the Roma will never sell as well as the Portofino because of its limited use. Its a really understated 'go to dinner' car as opposed to the Portofino which is a 'lets have fun every minute of the day' car.

 

Appreciate your perspective.

Cheers

 

Is this it?

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Yikes.

 

Here is one in azzuro la plata

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If that really is it i will pose the question ‘how is Manzoni still employed?’

...and a second question; the rumors were that this is the second FUV they designed as the first was scrapped, what did the first one look like?

 

If photo is real it doesn't look special enough to be half a million bucks

 

That photo is really disappointing

 

Thai looks like a 250k mass produced car. Those wheels are awful.

 

This is the Ferrari Elkann made so it can support the entire Fiat empire. He took the brilliance that LdM had created and here ya go.

 

This car doesnt looks good

 

I don’t mind an SUV. This just looks very ordinary. But then again, most Ferraris are starting to look very ordinary.

 

Eeeeesh... no bueno!

 

When can we see LaF successor、SF90 VS？

 

LaF successor = 2025
SF90 VS, right before SF90 Version 2?

 

2023 it seems for the Laferrari successor.

 

SF90 VS = Assetto Fiorano, I guess..as per Ferr9000 and ppg70's previous posts:

https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/posts/146503361/

"Special Series for this car? Ferrari has prepared something different this time"

...and:

"Special Series.....yes something different!".

 

New V12 Ferrari coming.

 

This is the v12 purosangue. Except 300k price and maybe 789hp with carbon fiber rims as an option. V6 hybrid and other models ar later time.

 

I'm disappointed it's for the SUV, but I guess it was always going to be a big, heavy car so why not?
I still hope for a modern small-displacement V12 but I know it will never happen.

 

a *smaller* na v12 could appear in the 812 successor but I wouldn't truly call it small displacement

 

You're definitely right about it. Thoroughbred = Purosangue, they didn't use that word by chance.

https://www.ferrari.com/en-EN/magazine/articles/the-heart-of-a-thoroughbred

 

I doubt you we see a smaller displacement v12. But we will see.

 

I heard it may be the v12 that was promised to be more powerful than what is I. The 812 competitionize