Portofino [2017-2023] [Official] Ferrari Portofino - California T successor

[Merc1]

I love it.

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[Monster]

This thing is gorgeous and RED AF.
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I will get this regardless of it being a hardtop convertible and being the "entry" Ferrari.

 

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[mihc]

Ha filmed in my country!

 

[klier]

The more I see of it, the less I like it.

Worst Ferrari by a countrymile.

 

[Monster]

Worst Ferrari by a countrymile.

What is so bad about it? Surely it can't be worse than the previous California.

 

[Centurion]

The more I see of it, the less I like it.

Same here. Initially I just outright excited to see a successor to the Cali that looks more commanding. Now that I have seen more photos of the rear I can't say I'm in love with it.

 

[klier]

What is so bad about it? Surely it can't be worse than the previous California.

Worst current Ferrari, sorry.
And overall, it looks like a facelifted Cali with the same proportions.

It's funny, Ferrari needs something like a 911 and Porsche needs something like a 488 but none exist...

 

[sako97]

Same here. Initially I just outright excited to see a successor to the Cali that looks more commanding. Now that I have seen more photos of the rear I can't say I'm in love with it.

Worst current Ferrari, sorry.
And overall, it looks like a facelifted Cali with the same proportions.

It's funny, Ferrari needs something like a 911 and Porsche needs something like a 488 but none exist...

Agreed; it just seems like a third California facelift in reality. They didn't fix what was the real problem all along - the roof mechanism and rear packaging.

Hard-top convertibles aren't that cool anymore, they could've made a beautiful 2+2 with a soft top instead.

 

[Centurion]

Agreed; it just seems like a third California facelift in reality. They didn't fix what was the real problem all along - the roof mechanism and rear packaging.

It's like the current SLC. Its evolution was handicapped by MB retaining the roof of the predecessor.

 

[sako97]

Nicest front on a series production Ferrari right now. Clean and aggressive

Rear 3/4 & rear, also the interior design is where it still falls apart for me

For some reason I love the GTC4's interior, but I don't like the Portofino's execution

 

[klier]

Front is too high and too round, but it's nice enough and definitely the highlight of this car.

 

[Merc1]

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[Deleted member 1071]

It hasn't been since the presentation of the 456 GT way back in 1992/93 that a Ferrari has fascinated me in the manner that the Portofino has (and does).

 

[martinbo]

I love it - best of its kind yet. It's really not a bad way at all to get into an entry-level Ferrari.

 

[mihc]

I love it, the prettiest Ferrari in the current lineup

 

[hoffmeister_fan]

I would have felt a bit embarrassed to drive the California, not because it was an entry level, but because it's design was rather slapped together. This does not; it's much more cohesive. The only complaint I really have is that the interior quality from pictures I've seen thus far has me wanting more. The leather looks rather basic.

 

[Monster]

The reviews are out and they are overwhelmingly positive. The car also looks great out on the open road.

2018 Ferrari Portofino First Drive: Leaving California Behind

 

[Centurion]

All other Ferraris look better. On the plus side it will be easier to get hold off than a brand new 488 or Superfast.