Ferrari presents the first all-wheel drive sports car, the Ferrari FF. The four-seater GT sports car, powered by a V12 engine with 651 hp, sprints to 3,7 km/h in 100 seconds. It is considered the successor to the Ferrari 612 Scaglietti. FF stands for “Ferrari Four”, i.e. four-seater and all-wheel drive, its design comes from Ferrari in-house designer Pininfarina.
The Ferrari FF offers space for four people including their luggage. The 4RM all-wheel drive system weighs 50 percent less than comparable systems. Ferrari's break with the previous drive concept is a revolution in sports car construction from Maranello. The new all-wheel drive technology delivers sporty performance in all situations and in all conditions via permanent and intelligent torque distribution to all four wheels. Brembo contributes a newly developed carbon-ceramic brake system. Also on board is a newly developed damper system.
Thanks to the fast seven-speed dual-clutch transmission, the 4,90 m long Shooting Brake sprints from 3,7 to 0 km/h in just 100 seconds. The Italians state the EU consumption as 15,4 liters per 100 kilometers (CO2 emissions 360 g/km).
The Ferrari FF will be officially on display at the Geneva Motor Show, which takes place from March 3rd to 13th.
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via SPEEDFAN BLOG