The first F70 Enzo replacement teasers
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[SIZE="4"]Ferrari F150 (Enzo Successor) officially teased[/SIZE]
This are the very first official images of the project F150 (Enzo succssor) posted in the company's official online magazine.
With lots of rumors arround the web it's difficult to know wich are true and which are not. But we're expecting something just epic. As far as we know, Ferrari will use a V12 engine delivering up to 800 hp helped with a F1-derivated KERS system that will deliver near 100 horses. Using the best carbon composites for the monocoque chassis the car shouldn't weight more than 1,350 kilograms. So the specs will be truly amazing.
McClure said:
It's being called the "F150" apparently... which is odd given the fuss from Ford's US hick division when Fezza called their F1 car the F150.
Does this question have to be addressed in each thread? F150 is the internal number - there will be a proper name revealed in due time.cc8s said:
Does this question have to be addressed in each thread? F150 is the internal number - there will be a proper name revealed in due time.
You might want to tell Romans then http://www.romansinternational.com/news-article/31..."The much anticipated replacement for the 10 year old Ferrari Enzo has been officially named as the F150"
I tend to take information from dealer sites with a pinch of salt as I've noticed quite a few errors in the past.
My issue with this idea is the trouble Ferrari had last time they used the name F150 (http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12417757). I would be very surprised if they used the name F150 without variation. And what would it signify? F40, F50 and the F60 (Enzo) stand for anniversaries so why would it jump to the 150th anniversary?
It just doesn't sound right to me, buti could very well be wrong.
My issue with this idea is the trouble Ferrari had last time they used the name F150 (http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/business-12417757). I would be very surprised if they used the name F150 without variation. And what would it signify? F40, F50 and the F60 (Enzo) stand for anniversaries so why would it jump to the 150th anniversary?
It just doesn't sound right to me, buti could very well be wrong.
TomN94 said:
Its interesting how Ferrari have come up with a similar design to the McLaren P1 by trying to lower the engine as much as possible then wrapping the body as tightly as possible over the result. That way they end up with these exaggerated shoulders over the rear wheels but a much more aerodynamic package. Compare McLaren’s version

Edited by Streetrod on Sunday 23 December 15:02
cc8s said:
McClure said:
It's being called the "F150" apparently... which is odd given the fuss from Ford's US hick division when Fezza called their F1 car the F150.
Does this question have to be addressed in each thread? F150 is the internal number - there will be a proper name revealed in due time.Gassing Station | Supercar General | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff







