RE: New Ferrari 12Cilindri is 812 Superfast successor

RE: New Ferrari 12Cilindri is 812 Superfast successor

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Kipsrs

440 posts

50 months

Friday 3rd May
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Love the look of the spyder but I’m not to sure about the coupe . .

Snubs

1,180 posts

140 months

Friday 3rd May
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Don't like the black at the front and back at all. Reminds me of the 296 and SF90 which looks great until you slap on the awful decals:



Could be a good looking car with more body coloured panels.


MDL111

6,985 posts

178 months

Friday 3rd May
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Like the Spider a lot, rear of the coupe a bit challenging in those pics. Like the front a lot as I was never a fan of the elongated front lights (which they took to the extreme with the 812 imo). I expected a higher price, nice to see they did not go crazy on that.

Skeptisk

7,557 posts

110 months

Friday 3rd May
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Hard to complain about a 6.5l NA V12. I am not sure about the styling. Not that I am currently in the market for one. I just ordered a new 170 mph weekend toy for less than a lot of individual options on this.

Black S2K

1,487 posts

250 months

Friday 3rd May
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ducnick said:
I like the early Daytona styling hints at the front…… but what went wrong when they came to style the back half of the car?
Coupe might look less bad in black….but then again with the blacked out glass rear window it might look too van like and I doubt you can option clear glass.
I would have to go for that green spyder, but take it to the local wrap shop to have the black glass and plastic area at the back wrapped in body colour.

Edited by ducnick on Friday 3rd May 08:07
Pity they bashed the rear haunch reversing that grigio spyder - now looks a bit Corsa.

Or is it an aerodynamic trick?

Otherwise, I think I'd like it as a 90% scale model.

evo2073

32 posts

140 months

Friday 3rd May
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"The key to managing everything is a new ‘six dimensional’ X-Y-Z accelerometer"

What are the other 3 dimensions??

Portofino

4,308 posts

192 months

Friday 3rd May
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That’s stunning. Will look amazing on the road.

chrisironside

673 posts

163 months

Friday 3rd May
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I'm not a particular fan of the latest Ferrari design language. The 296 looks pretty nice, but I don't think the SF90 or the Parisandwich look good.
The styling looks better on this, particularly on the GTS.

I felt like I'd want to see it with the black bodywork bits body-coloured, but looking at it a bit more I don't think it would look as good.
Well done Ferrari!

Harry_523

359 posts

100 months

Friday 3rd May
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Hate to say it but that is not a pretty car. F12 was peak v12 Ferrari for me styling wise.

That engine sounds unbelievable though. "With a Ferrari, you pay for the engine, the rest is thrown in for free...."

jayemm89

4,048 posts

131 months

Friday 3rd May
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evo2073 said:
"The key to managing everything is a new ‘six dimensional’ X-Y-Z accelerometer"

What are the other 3 dimensions??
The bike lot have this, they call it six axis though. I think they just mean positive and negative in X,Y and Z. Or they're counting pitch, yaw and roll also

McRors

287 posts

57 months

Friday 3rd May
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Wow! If only I had the money. Well done, Ferrari.

carinaman

21,347 posts

173 months

Friday 3rd May
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That rear third quarter view of the red car with the haunches and leaning in upper flanks looks Corvette like to me in a good way.

samoht

5,769 posts

147 months

Friday 3rd May
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Love the front, reminds me of my favourite car, the Rover SD1.

evo2073 said:
"The key to managing everything is a new ‘six dimensional’ X-Y-Z accelerometer"

What are the other 3 dimensions??
I understand the first three are linear movement in each dimension, and the second three are rotation around the three axes i.e. roll, pitch and yaw.

murphyaj

661 posts

76 months

Friday 3rd May
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Outside I think it looks great, but inside I think it's way too modern and generic. It's fine, but to me it comes across as functional rather than beautiful.
Compare this to the interior of an F12. The F12 looked great when it was launched, it looks great now, and it'll look great in 20 years time; whereas I think this cabin will end up looking dated.

12Cilindri



F12


911Spanker

1,263 posts

17 months

Friday 3rd May
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Got to love Ferrari. They remain peak car IMO.

BigChiefmuffinAgain

1,076 posts

99 months

Friday 3rd May
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That looks lovely, though with this and the 296, Ferrari seem to be getting hung up on two tone designs which seem a bit unnecessary...

Killer2005

19,664 posts

229 months

Friday 3rd May
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I'll take the Spyder please


WPA

8,915 posts

115 months

Friday 3rd May
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Love the Daytona front and prefer the spider but daft name.

Jader1973

4,040 posts

201 months

Friday 3rd May
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What the fk is wrong with PH these days? Why does an article about a new V12 Ferrari have to include any references to hybrids and EVs?

Anyway, thank fk this isn’t electric or hybrid.

maura

147 posts

24 months

Friday 3rd May
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Harry_523 said:
Hate to say it but that is not a pretty car. F12 was peak v12 Ferrari for me styling wise.

That engine sounds unbelievable though. "With a Ferrari, you pay for the engine, the rest is thrown in for free...."
Yep to F12, but no to sound of new one, 72db…