FF [2011-2016] [Official] 2011 Ferrari FF

[Guibo]

Also, it looks like the FF has the best AWD for sport cars, better than Quattro and maybe even GT-R.

From a design point of view, it's vastly better than the GT-R's IMO, which is more complex, heavier, and requires the engine to be raised so that the front diff can fit beneath it. Much of this is elegantly sidestepped in Ferrari's brilliant design.

As for the Sutcliffe drift video, I'm wondering why he put the 4WD mode to the max setting. This should theoretically make it more difficult to drift the car.

 

[Levi68]

I like how the FF is so huge but in the same time looks so compact. Really a true Shooting Brake, that looks really good.

 

[Zafiro]

I just saw one. A FF followed by an Aston Martin. Both drove past me on the freeway. Great moment

 

[Bartek S.]

Ferrari Debuts New Full-Length Panoramic Roof for FF at Paris Auto Show

Customers of Ferrari's four-seater FF can now bask in the sun from the comfort of their car thanks to a new (but optional) full-size panoramic roof that extends all the way back to the rear window.
A silver-colored FF equipped with the aforementioned panoramic roof was displayed for the first time to the public at the Italian automaker's booth at this week's 2012 Paris Motor Show.
According to the Maranello-based company, the roof is made out of a special reflective glass (LowE) that gives occupants "a genuine open-air driving feeling, while providing thermal and acoustic insulation".
Ferrari did not mention how much it will charge buyers for the panoramic glass roof option, but we wouldn't be surprised to learn that it costs a small fortune.

 

[Monster]

The panoramic glass should have been an option at the very beginning, but yeah it is better late than never.

 

[Centurion]

Wow. Who needs a convertible. Finally there is a sexy but practical car that isn't an SUV. Ferrari have outdone themselves. The FF is the 599 GTB wagon I never dreamt of but now want.

 

[Human]

The panoramic glass should have been an option at the very beginning, but yeah it is better late than never.

O yes! Should have been. My IRL experience with the FF made me realize just how big it is and 'user friendly' it is. The 'open sky' will emphasize the space in the cabin even more

 

[Soup]

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[Cashmere]

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[Yaz]

If I were to suddenly win the lottery, this would definitely be the Ferrari I'd buy first.

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PS
That kid won't wanna drive anything but a Ferrari from now on .

 

[Merc1]

This Ferrari is so luxurious and so capable, but just isn't pretty, but it isn't ugly either.

M

 

[Giannis]

I'm not worth it. I'm so not worth it... Damn I want one!

 

[Merc1]

Strangely enough I do too.

M

 

[Sunny]

I actually prefer the looks of FF to F12, especially the rear, but I always had a thing for shooting breaks.

 

[Human]

I actually prefer the looks of FF to F12, especially the rear, but I always had a thing for shooting breaks.

+1 oh yeah!

 

[Levi68]

I also prefer the front of FF to F12.

 

[ThroughandThrough]

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