RE: Beijing show: Ferrari HY-KERS for Enzo successor

RE: Beijing show: Ferrari HY-KERS for Enzo successor

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bubney72

1,104 posts

154 months

Monday 23rd April 2012
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Good stuff. Harvesting wasted energy under deceleartion and braking, to provide more acceleration, it's a good thing surely.

thewheelman

2,194 posts

174 months

Tuesday 24th April 2012
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It appears the end of an era is upon us. I have no doubts that Ferrari will do this very well indeed. In my opinion, this just makes those older Ferraris a little more desirable.

mikEsprit

828 posts

187 months

Tuesday 24th April 2012
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The FF looks disproportional.

Twincharged

1,851 posts

206 months

Tuesday 24th April 2012
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TomMc1990 said:
Surely this is just a way of lowering the companies overall emissions rating, and the customer will have the choice of having the hybrid or the b-e-a-utiful naturally aspirated v12. Pretty much like the cygnet for Aston Martin.

You don't see Lambo's with this st because their C02 is offset against bluemotion cars and other eco VW's .

Edited by Gaz. on Tuesday 24th April 00:03
Fiat own Ferrari, and they also own Maserati, Alfa Romeo, Lancia and more than half of Chrysler, so they're pretty much in the same boat as VW/Lamborghini.

bubney72

1,104 posts

154 months