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4 Wheel Drive Ferrari

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#11

UGLY.

I can think of 850,000 reasons not to buy one.

Except

Powered by a V12 engine with 485kW of power the new FF can launch from a standstill to 100km/h in 3.7 seconds on the way to a top speed of 335km/h.

Makes my XR6T look like a Holden !!!!!

There are quicker and cheaper Ferraris out there, and whilst money isn't typically a priority for a Fazza buyer, the 'others' aren't exactly cheap.

That thing is YOO-GLY. If I woke up next to it and it was resting on my arm, I would chew my arm off so as not to wake it up.

#13

Not a fan

Lol I look at that ferrari all the time on carsale

If only I had that kind of money

#14

That 458 is one of the sexiest cars I've ever seen. I must be bad but can you imagine that with twin turbos mmm lol

#15

At least it looks like it should go fast.

The other looks like something my 80 year old grandmother would drive to Woolies

#16

That 458 is one of the sexiest cars I've ever seen.

I've been saying this ever since the first time I saw a pre release teaser photo. I don't think it could look any better...

#17

FF- Fugly Ferrari.....

Farkin FAIL!

Does look horrible and it's stats are pretty average for a supercar. I'll take a 458 thanks, now THAT is a sexy car.

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