The new Ferrari Four - or FF - laughs in the face of Mother Nature.
Snow, sun, sand or rain: nothing can penetrate the four-wheel-drive, four-seat shooting brake Fezza.
New footage of the FF doing its slidey thing in a variety of climes shows just how beautiful this thing actually looks away from studio images and in something called ‘World'.
There is some drifty oversteer goodness, together with the roar of a 6.2-litre, 660bhp V12. Enjoy.
Once you have enjoyed, click here for more pictures of the FF, and here to read TG's inside scoop.
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Monday, February 28, 2011
Following up from their previous prime catch, the sure-footed crew at Autogespot.com have also uncovered the Wiesmann Spyder Concept.
As previously announced the Wiesmann Spyder Concept is a feasibility study. If the responses is favorable the roadster could go into production as early as 2012.
Smaller than the MF4 Roadster, the Spyder concept attempts to be a traditional lightweight roadster, but while maintaining that retro Wiesmann look. It has no doors, roof or windscreen.
Stay tuned as further details will be released in less than 48 hours.
Official moving pictures of Ferrari’s latest V12 weapon taking on the elements…
Remodelling the E-Type Jag is like remodelling Joanna Lumley.
Yet somehow, Swedish designer Bo Zolland has risked blasphemy, a spell in the Tower and probably the Ghost of Enzo Ferrari to create the ‘Growler': how an E-Type Jaaaaag might look today. And it looks spiffing.
It's apparently based on an XKR complete with a 5.0-litre V8 tuned to produce around 600bhp. Then there's that bodystyle...mmmm.
Sure, it could do with a better name, but you have to admit, it's quite a design, no?
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