F40 [1987-1992] Ferrari F40 (1987 ~ 1992)

[Joelpeyeye]

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[Thiago88]

FAST LANE 6/1989

ACCELERATION

0-60 mph 3.9 sec
0-100 mph 7.8 sec
0-120 mph 10.2 sec / 12.6 sec (Porsche 959)
0-130 mph 12.2 sec
0-150 mph 16.2 sec / 22.5 sec (Porsche 959)

 

[Thiago88]

Are there top speed figures achieved by the Ferrari F40 GTE in the BRP Global GT Series in 1995/1996?

 

[Tourbillon]

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I remember reading this a month ago. Color me intrigued by this heart transplant.

 

[martinbo]

I remember reading this a month ago. Color me intrigued by this heart transplant.

Stuff that! What a travesty. These ultimate models shouldn’t be ravaged like this.

Edit: ok I watched the video. This particular car was never an original F40. They managed to source the crash test mule and modded it from there. So debatable as to whether there’s anything F40 about this car other than its looks.

The only thing worse than this bastardisation masquerading as an F40 is the accent of that Saffer oke narrating the video. Yassus, china!

 

[Rolf]

This is a tragedy, why dont they just make it back to original instead of a unique copy creation. Sure a V12 engine is nice, but this is then not a F40.

 

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[Rolf]

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Certainly, an interesting journey up ahead for this firm to build that car, but it will cost an arm and leg to finish.

 

[WBarnes]

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[Laurent T]

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There are cars that should not be treated like this... the F40 is one of those.

 

[WBarnes]

There are cars that should not be treated like this... the F40 is one of those.

It doesn't make any sense in terms of resale value, but arguably the NA engine is probably better suited to the car.

 

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[Yaz]

My guess is performance tires, could weather and wet road.

World's Highest Mileage Ferrari F40 Destroyed in Test Drive Crash

The legendary supercar looks thoroughly ruined after an alleged service tech lost control during a test drive.

www.thedrive.com

 

[Thiago88]

ROAD AND TRACK
First Look Flashback: 1987 Ferrari F40

"I expressed my wish to the engineers. Build a car to be best in the world. And now the car is here." - Enzo Ferrari

Read the full article at the link:
https://www.roadandtrack.com/new-ca...a25595/first-look-flashback-1987-ferrari-f40/

 

[KiwiRob]

FAST LANE 6/1989

ACCELERATION

0-60 mph 3.9 sec
0-100 mph 7.8 sec
0-120 mph 10.2 sec / 12.6 sec (Porsche 959)
0-130 mph 12.2 sec
0-150 mph 16.2 sec / 22.5 sec (Porsche 959)

I had that edition of Fast Lane, I sold all my car mags before I moved to Norway. My pic back than was always the Lister XJ, it was such a mad crazy car. Today I'd buy the 959 and send it Canepa for the upgrades.

 

[KiwiRob]

There are cars that should not be treated like this... the F40 is one of those.

It's not an F40, its a cobbled together set of mismatching body panels built on a chassis hes designing on the fly.

It doesn't make any sense in terms of resale value, but arguably the NA engine is probably better suited to the car.

It's not an F40, its a replica using some F40 parts and a Ferrari v12, it will never have the same resale value as an actual F40.

I'm waiting for the episode when he receives a letter from Ferrari's lawyers telling him he can't call it a Ferrari.

 

[WBarnes]

It's not an F40, its a replica using some F40 parts and a Ferrari v12, it will never have the same resale value as an actual F40.

I guess the engine type doesn't matter at all then.