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some new tease shots for a Friday Afternoon, surprised no one at PH towers had this first


New teaser pictures have emerged in Ferrari Magazine of the replacement to the Enzo supercar
The Ferrari Enzo replacement - internally codenamed F150 - has been teased in the latest edition of the firm’s in-house Ferrari Magazine.
The pictures show the nose of the car, which features Ferrari FF-style swept-back headlights, a sculpted bonnet, with creases which taper forward creating the effect of an F1-style nosecone.
There is also a teaser of the car’s rear for the first time, which shows the supercar’s double-bubble roof, donut-shaped tail-lights, wide rear wheelarches and large centre-mounted exhaust, which sits in between the F150’s F1-inspired diffuser.
Ferrari has already shown the carbon-fibre chassis of the F150 at this year’s Paris Motor Show, and confirmed that the firm is using the expertise of legendary Ferrari F1 engineer, Rory Byrne, in the road-car project.
The Enzo replacement will use a 7.3-litre V12 coupled to an electric motor, which will combine to produce more than 900bhp – eclipsing not only its chief rival, the 784bhp Porsche 918, but also the original 650bhp Ferrari Enzo.
This means a 0-62mph time of less than three seconds and a top speed in excess of 220mph. It will also use a double-clutch gearbox and ceramic brakes.
New teaser pictures have emerged in Ferrari Magazine of the replacement to the Enzo supercar
The Ferrari Enzo replacement - internally codenamed F150 - has been teased in the latest edition of the firm’s in-house Ferrari Magazine.
The pictures show the nose of the car, which features Ferrari FF-style swept-back headlights, a sculpted bonnet, with creases which taper forward creating the effect of an F1-style nosecone.
There is also a teaser of the car’s rear for the first time, which shows the supercar’s double-bubble roof, donut-shaped tail-lights, wide rear wheelarches and large centre-mounted exhaust, which sits in between the F150’s F1-inspired diffuser.
Ferrari has already shown the carbon-fibre chassis of the F150 at this year’s Paris Motor Show, and confirmed that the firm is using the expertise of legendary Ferrari F1 engineer, Rory Byrne, in the road-car project.
The Enzo replacement will use a 7.3-litre V12 coupled to an electric motor, which will combine to produce more than 900bhp – eclipsing not only its chief rival, the 784bhp Porsche 918, but also the original 650bhp Ferrari Enzo.
This means a 0-62mph time of less than three seconds and a top speed in excess of 220mph. It will also use a double-clutch gearbox and ceramic brakes.
Edited by tbc on Friday 14th December 16:40
tbc said:
does nobody care
I don't think teases work where cars are concerned. This will be out of the reach for pretty much everyone. I'd only really show an interest if there was a video showing it off or there were some in depth details about it's design and engine.A couple of teaser shots and a headline of 900bhp, whilst impressive, has already been outdone years ago.
I think PH will do a piece on it when it's confirmed, they can show a couple of nice pics and get some quotes about it from someone high up in Ferrari.
Spanna said:
tbc said:
does nobody care
I don't think teases work where cars are concerned. This will be out of the reach for pretty much everyone. I'd only really show an interest if there was a video showing it off or there were some in depth details about it's design and engine.A couple of teaser shots and a headline of 900bhp, whilst impressive, has already been outdone years ago.
I think PH will do a piece on it when it's confirmed, they can show a couple of nice pics and get some quotes about it from someone high up in Ferrari.
pretty sure the PH massive would have been foaming at the gash of them
tbc said:
Spanna said:
tbc said:
does nobody care
I don't think teases work where cars are concerned. This will be out of the reach for pretty much everyone. I'd only really show an interest if there was a video showing it off or there were some in depth details about it's design and engine.A couple of teaser shots and a headline of 900bhp, whilst impressive, has already been outdone years ago.
I think PH will do a piece on it when it's confirmed, they can show a couple of nice pics and get some
quotes about it from someone high up in Ferrari.
pretty sure the PH massive would have been foaming at the gash of them
t about your little scoop?Greg_D said:
tbc said:
Spanna said:
tbc said:
does nobody care
I don't think teases work where cars are concerned. This will be out of the reach for pretty much everyone. I'd only really show an interest if there was a video showing it off or there were some in depth details about it's design and engine.A couple of teaser shots and a headline of 900bhp, whilst impressive, has already been outdone years ago.
I think PH will do a piece on it when it's confirmed, they can show a couple of nice pics and get some
quotes about it from someone high up in Ferrari.
pretty sure the PH massive would have been foaming at the gash of them
t about your little scoop?
t to comment on itdoes the D stand for Dick
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