Exactly my thoughts. I'm not fond of AWD and certainly don't want it in my Ferrari. Fortunately it's looking like it'll be a heavily rear-biased AWD system (15% max power up front) so it isn't a dealbreaker.Bubba1 wrote:The AWD part doesn't excite me as the overwhelming majority of Ferrari owners will not use it for commuting in bad weather.
It would not surprise me if Ferrari eventually offers a RWD version.
Clearly that's not priced in US Dollars, or is a typo. Even high-end Ferraris don't price anywhere near that high, and this being a Scaglietti replacement will slot right in the middle of Ferrari's dollar values. It'll probably end up in the ~$300k range, right where the Scaglietti sits.Encryptshun wrote:For $700K, that thing better have seating surfaces made from the circumcised labia of Mayan virgins.
It's better than the name of their F1 car this year, the F150th Italia (really rolls off the tongue). I think they should let Sebastian Vettel name their cars, I'd drive something called "Kate's Dirty Sister" (http://www.redbull.com/cs/Satellite/en_ ... =RedBullFR)MinisterofDOOM wrote:I wonder what the real name for it will be. FF is a s*** name for ANY car, but is entirely inadequate for a Ferrari.
flohtingPoint wrote:It's better than the name of their F1 car this year, the F150th Italia (really rolls off the tongue). I think they should let Sebastian Vettel name their cars, I'd drive something called "Kate's Dirty Sister" (http://www.redbull.com/cs/Satellite/en_ ... =RedBullFR)MinisterofDOOM wrote:I wonder what the real name for it will be. FF is a s*** name for ANY car, but is entirely inadequate for a Ferrari.
But was there any problem putting your junk in her trunk?Encryptshun wrote:
I've driven Kate's dirty sister. She's fine on the curves, but tends to wander on the straightaways.
You think wrong.alms24sebring wrote:Great looking car actually but I still think a Ferrari should never be a wagon of any type.

Would it be more polite to describe the Ferrari FF as the "Jennifer Lopez" of sports cars? As in sleek looking until you get to her big azzzz???alms24sebring wrote:Its all tight until the butt of it. Complete rectum sounds about right
Eh...tastes vary. The 456 is one of my favorite Ferraris, and I thing all of its variants are beautiful.ScorchedNX2K wrote:yeah...that looks like complete rectum MoD. Add that to the fact that I abhor the 456 in the first place...
And 700k is most definitely not going to be it's price unless it's made entirely of carbon fiber and produces 1200 horsepower.
I read somewhere that it was going to list at $330K American. We'll see what happensMinisterofDOOM wrote:Eh...tastes vary. The 456 is one of my favorite Ferraris, and I thing all of its variants are beautiful.ScorchedNX2K wrote:yeah...that looks like complete rectum MoD. Add that to the fact that I abhor the 456 in the first place...
And 700k is most definitely not going to be it's price unless it's made entirely of carbon fiber and produces 1200 horsepower.
And, once again, there's no way in Hell it will cost $700k. The article gets a big F for not clarifying the currency it's referring to, but it's definitely not USD.
Actually, I think it probably IS in US dollars. Probably on the low side as well!MinisterofDOOM wrote: Clearly that's not priced in US Dollars, or is a typo. Even high-end Ferraris don't price anywhere near that high, and this being a Scaglietti replacement will slot right in the middle of Ferrari's dollar values.