Showing posts with label ferrari. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ferrari. Show all posts

Thursday, May 5, 2016

2013 Enzo Ferrari Renders the F70 sports

2013 Enzo
2013 Ferrari Enzo: Renders the F70 sports. The Italian supercar firm has leaked a couple of renderings of what will be the new 2013 Enzo, whose internal name contains the letters F70. One thing is certain, if the final model looks like these drawings by computer, will boast an evolution in the forms and aerodynamics. The Italian sports will be presented with a maximum power of 920 hp and a top speed around 350 km / h. The frugal beast tremendous designer, Flavio Manzoni is and these renderings are courtesy of MotorAuthority. Discover all the details of the sport Ferrari, Enzo 2013 ...

The new 2013 Ferrari Enzo, known by the acronym model F70, has appeared in a sort of photographs, which is rather close to two renders, which represent the evolution and aerodynamic forms of Italian sports. The 2013 Enzo will be presented with extreme performance. So experience a power of 920 hp with a top speed of 350 km / h.

Renders, that reveal the design ...
These renderings, whose authorship belongs to MotorAuthority, released to his heavy camouflage sports heavy, the prototype spied together a few weeks ago. The artist who has put his signature on the 2013 Ferrari Enzo is none other than Flavio Manzoni, to draw the shapes for the next ten years at Ferrari, which identified the most out of the sport.

The front is made from Formula 1, having a horizontal development, as the Ferrari F40. Interestingly, in the reconstruction of some elements that reflect the concepts expressed in the Ferrari F12 Berlinetta.

Exterior design, at a glance
Firstly, the dynamics of the brake air intakes are active cooling, thus opening the ducts to cool the brakes when temperatures are extreme. Then an interesting profile just above Prancing Horse, a large air intake in the front, seems to channel air in the vent hood.

For its part, the headlights are the obvious sign of the evolution of the latest models of Maranello, as the 458 Italia or FF Berlinetta. The mirrors have an ideal design consists of three arches one for the front, one for the inside and the third from bottom, but starting as early doors. Even the shape of 2013 Enzo incorporates an aerodynamic Chase, two divided air vents in front of the rear wheels and a third wheel window.

Built Mechanics
The new 2013 Enzo is known for riding an electric motor that work in synergy with the heat, as it will be hybrid. Consumption will benefit especially in performance, with additional power in the order of 100 hp, for a total of about 920 hp.

In addition to combining an electric motor brings Kers function, the system derived from Formula 1 that provides a surplus power from the electric motor. However, this also means an increase in the overall weight and therefore has worked hard to eliminate the impact of 120 kg, the hybrid system load.

The official presentation of the 2013 Enzo is expected later this year. Although in the meantime, enjoy the final look of the 2013 Ferrari Enzo, through these renders

Wednesday, March 23, 2016

1949 Ferrari 166 MM Touring Barchetta up for grabs from RM Auctions in Arizona



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As far as Ferraris go, it doesn’t get more authentic than this. What you’re looking at is a 1949 Ferrari 166 MM– the first model made by Enzo Ferrari after setting up shop under his own name – with custom Barchetta coachwork by Carrozzeria Touring of Milan. And it’s going up for auction.
Chassis number 0024 M – the 10th of only 25 examples made – was originally displayed at the 1949 Paris Motor Show in Argentina’s official racing colors, yellow and blue, before being sent off to South America to win the 1950 Mar del Plata. True to its name, it was also campaigned in the 1951 Mille Miglia rally, and has since undergone a thorough restoration – including the red paint job you see here.
This authentic piece of Ferrari history is set to cross the block at RM Auctions’ event in Arizona on January 20th, where it is expected to fetch upwards of $2 million. Details in the press release after the jump.

Thursday, February 25, 2016

Ferrari 458 Italia



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Saturday, February 6, 2016

Ferrari to unveil all wheel drive shooting brake in Geneva



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We’re anticipating a new Ferrari to be unveiled in a few months time at the Geneva Motor Show, but just what form – and arguably just as vitally, what technology – the new Prancing Horse will take has been the subject of much rumor and conjecture as of late.
Based on Ferrari chief Luca di Montezemolo’s reported pronouncement that his company is preparing “a very different new Ferrari” for the Swiss salon, initial reports speculated that a production-ready hybrid could be in the cards. But the latest reports seem to call that into question.
So if not a hybrid, what has Maranello got in store for us? Most reports point towards a replacement for the 612 Scaglietti, the company’s flagship (if somewhat lackluster) four-seat GT. Others suggest a shooting brake two-door wagon, while yet others report that whatever debuts will incorporate the company’s part-time all-wheel drive system, if not necessarily a hybrid drivetrain. The truth probably lies in the combination of several of these reports, if not all of them, but we’ll just have to sit tight to see what will lie underneath the veil come March.