We're about five days away from when Ferrari will officially unveil the F620 GT, the front-engine/rear-drive V12-powered successor to its 599 GTB. As usual, the Internet can't wait.
An image of the F620 GT was published today on GTSpirit.com, who claims it was sent to them by a reader. The timing was fortuitous, as we also have an image of the F620 GT, supplied to us by sources who have seen the car in person. While not an official rendering of the F620 GT from Ferrari, it's the best look yet at what will be unveiled on February 29.
Our friends at eGarage.com were also nice enough to provide some specs, which come directly from Ferrari. The F620 GT's 6.3-liter V12 will produce 740 horsepower and 690 pound-feet of torque, making it the most powerful twelve-cylinder engine ever made by Ferrari. With a redline of 8,700 rpm, this powerplant will move the Italian grand tourer to 60 miles per hour in 3.1 seconds and 100 mph in 8.3 seconds. It's also lighter, lower and shorter than the 599 it's replacing.
Ferrari’s replacement for the 599 GTB, called the F620 GT, will make its official public debut at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show, but an observant reader of GTSpirit caught what appears to be a cell phone image of the car in transit.
We’ll have more details and images when Ferrari briefs the press next Wednesday, February 29th, but the shot gives a much clearer idea of what Ferrari’s new Grand Touring coupe will look like than earlier spy photographs or the pair of official teaser videos.
To be honest, the styling looks a bit busy to us. There are a lot of curves and angles, and not all of them appear to be living in harmony. The exaggerated character lines of the door, which run down from the front fender, don’t blend well into the oddly-oversized rear fender. To us, it looks like a back-alley interpretation of a Ferrari coupe.
That said, we suspect that its reported 740 horsepower will go a long way towards getting us beyond the car’s looks. Expect acceleration in the neighborhood of 3.0 seconds from 0-62 mph (100 km/h), and a top speed of around 211 mph (340 km/h).
Do we even know it F620GT is the actual name? Ferrari's notorious for keeping their car model names under wraps until they actually officially released. I thought 'F620 GT' is considered strongly rumored.
Ok...This is confusing. The new thread was start because the photo is the actual car not a spy shot. Why is it back in this thread because Sunny was upset about it being a leak photo? We have started plenty of Offical new car threads like this.
What is the problem?
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