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"autocar.co.uk will post the first official pictures tomorrow (Tuesday)"
Leste isto logo no primeiro parágrafo?
"autocar.co.uk will post the first official pictures tomorrow (Tuesday)"
A julgar pelas dimensões e layout, será possivelmente um irmão do 8c e GranTurismo.
http://www.autocar.co.uk/News/NewsArticle/Ferrari-Concepts/232695/The Ferrari California has broken cover. No sooner had we published our latest story about the Ferrari compact GT testing than the Italian company has released the first images of its new car, also confirming the rebirth of the famous “California” name.
As previously reported, the California features a folding metal hard top and is powered by a V8 engine mounted in what Ferrari describes as a “mid front” position – behind the front axle-line – with drive supplied to the rear wheels via a seven-speed twin-clutch transmission. The body is made from aluminium and ‘2+’ seating means it will be far more practical than the company’s mid-engined offerings.
The Ferrari California’s power comes from a 4.3-litre V8 engine with the company’s trademark flat-plane crankshaft. Ferrari claims 453bhp and a sub-4.0secs 0-62mph time. This is also the greenest Ferrari yet – although the claimed 310g/km CO2 emissions are unlikely to win any environmental awards.
The Ferrari California will be fitted with ceramic brakes as standard, along with a development of the F430’s “F1-Trac” traction control system. The car will be officially unveiled at the Paris motor show, and although prices haven’t been announced yet, sources inside Ferrari indicate the California will likely cost slightly more than the basic F430 when it goes on sale later in the year.
The Hugely anticipated Ferrari California has been revealed with three official images and first details. The new GT joins Ferrari's 8-cylinder family and slots in just below the 612 Scaglietti with its new V8 which for the first time in their history is placed in the mid-front position of the car. Despite earlier predictions of a coupe model, the California will be exclusively available as a convertible featuring a folding hard top.
Power comes courtesy of a new 4.3-Liter V8 Engine with direct fuel injection and a “flat” crankshaft, output stands at 460 horsepower at 7500 rpm which launches it from 0-100km/h in under 4 seconds. The new model is the first model in the range to benefit from a new 7-speed dual clutch transmission which helps enhance the performance figures and driving pleasure whilst simultaneously reducing emissions(c.310 g/km CO2). But the performance enhancements don't stop there, the California also gets a new multilink rear suspension system, the F1-Trac traction system originally debuted in the 599 GTB Fiorano and carbon-ceramic material brake discs.
The interior benefits from newly developed accessories and equipment such as the seats, steering wheel, instrument panel and infotainment system. The exterior shows a classic prancing horse design aerodynamically enhanced to be highly ergonomic and enjoyable car to drive regardless of whether the top is up or down.
The California will be publicly unveiled in September at the Paris Motor Show, but before then we are promised further details and images will be released
Os gostos sao relativos... Eu por acaso gosto... Mas tambem gosto de TVR [É FEIO (acho que se tirassem dali o simbolo, pintassem de outra cor, passava por TVR)!
Mania das marcas se porem a inventar...
A Ferrari tem tantos carros bonitos e agora sai-se com isto.