Historically, exotic cars have brought in all kinds of stuff to the table in order to be considered the best in what they do. Everything that they do aims to target the people that want nothing but the absolute best in their rides. From incredible luxury, to super speed, to impeccable style, all these and more are mixed to form 4 wheel wonders that are sure to capture the imagination of all. And one of the best in making exotic cars is Ferrari.

1. Ferrari FF – Which Exotic Car Should You Choose
Historically, exotic cars have brought in all kinds of stuff to the table in order to be
considered the best in what they do. Everything that they do aims to target the people that want
nothing but the absolute best in their rides. From incredible luxury, to super speed, to impeccable
style, all these and more are mixed to form 4 wheel wonders that are sure to capture the
imagination of all. And one of the best in making exotic cars is Ferrari. Known as the house that
Enzo made, it has been churning out classics and dream cars for more than 60 years. While being
known for making audacious cars, Ferrari has just recently released one of their most audacious
projects yet: the Ferrari FF.
At first glance, the Ferrari FF definitely looks different from past Ferraris. In fact, it just
might be the most peculiar looking car that the auto maker with the prancing horse has released.
Following the shooting brake template, it looks like a coupe, hatchback, and fastback all in one.
While the design of this car makes it gain mixed reviews from both fans and critics alike, it
doesn’t end there. The FF is named as such because it means something: Ferrari Four. And the
number 4 has crucial implications in this car. 4 stands for 4 seater (it can provide seats for 4
people) and 4 wheel drive (by the way, this is the first ever Ferrari to receive a 4 wheel drive
system). As even Ferrari themselves would attest, it is revolutionary. But should you choose it as
your exotic car of choice?

2. Ferrari themselves have
noted that the FF is going
to redefine the concept of
the grand touring car.
Never has a Ferrari
become this usable. The
cabin is good enough to
seat four people
comfortably, with all the
amenities and details that
you come to expect in a
Ferrari. What’s more, the
4 wheel drive system is
very effective, so effective
that it might be the only
Ferrari that you can drive
successfully on ice! Yup, it’s that stable and solid. But what intrigues people regarding Ferrari
are not its creature comforts or its all-terrain capability. It is its characteristics that make it a
“driver’s car” that is still the main attraction. And the FF doesn’t disappoint in this department.
Armed with a 6.3 liter V12 capable of producing 651 horsepower, and paired with a 7-speed dual
clutch gearbox, it gives out some serious performance numbers. Zero-to-100 kilometers per hour
is reached in 3.7 seconds and a top speed of 208 miles an hour is just some of the juicy
highlights. The handling is very stable, thanks to the almost 50/50 weight distribution and the
innovative 4 wheel
drive system. As we
can see here, it still
goes all out like a
Ferrari should.
The Ferrari
FF is one of the
most radical
Ferraris ever
produced. At
300000 dollars, is
this an exotic car
that you should
choose? Absolutely
yes. It may be an
unconventional
Ferrari, but the FF
is every bit as legit.

3. Ferrari FF – Family Luxury Cars
Family luxury cars
aren’t exactly a
new market. Ever
since cars are being
produced, people
have been looking
to impart luxury in
a vehicle that can
be used to give
seating for at least 4
people. A lot of
these types of cars
are out on the
market today.
Names such as the
Jaguar XKR, the
Bentley
Continental, the
Mercedes Benz CLS,
the Audi RS6, and the Rolls Royce Phantom are just some of the names in the family luxury car.
These cars bring different things to the table: comfort, speed, style, and exclusivity just to name a
few. But normally, when you think of family luxury cars, you don’t think about one of the best
producers of cars in the world: Ferrari. Then again, why should you? But now, they are going to
try and break your misconceptions. Introducing the Ferrari FF.
Yes, we do know that
Ferrari is one of the
best manufacturers
of cars in the world,
and their flair for
creating top notch
mechanical works
of art is legendary.
But Ferrari making
a family car? That
sounds new, for
sure. But yes, they
are indeed making a
car that can be used
by the family.
When you check on
it, the FF stands for
Ferrari Four. Yup,
this car is a

4. legitimate 4 seater, with rear sits that can fit full sized people on board in style. In addition, it has
a trunk space of 16 cubic feet even with the seats up. While sharing the same dimensions of the
612 Scaglietti (a car that it actually replaces), it has a nontraditional design (no less than a
shooting brake) that may possibly divide the fans of the prancing horse marque. However,
whatever you may think of the Pininfarina-penned design, this is every bit as legitimate as the
other Ferraris that you have come to know over the years.
The design, while
looking more like a
shooting brake (think of the
Jaguar E-Type or the BMW
M Coupe), is still
ergonomically and
aerodynamically sounds. It
captures every bit of
Ferrari’s ability to combine
form and function together
in one cohesive and
devastating unit. And you
know what, it has the
performance to back it up.
Using the same 6.3 liter
V12 engine used in the
Enzo and the 599 (albeit
some modifications), it is able to produce a whopping 651 horsepower. This gigantic output is
transmitted to a revolutionary 4 wheel drive system, which also marks the first time that Ferrari
has ever used 4 wheel drive on a car. Shifting duties is performed by a 7 speed, dual clutch
gearbox. The placing of each component was well thought of: it enabled an ideal weight
distribution of 47/53, despite the engine being located in the front. All of these things allowed for
scintillating performance and reliability. Receive balanced steering in all conditions, go to speeds
of up to 200 miles an
hour, and still be able to
go on treacherous
surfaces such as snow
with ease. This is a
legitimate Ferrari that
brings a little bit more
extra on the table.
With this
unconventional entry on
the grand touring car
market, it seems that with
the Ferrari FF, family
luxury cars will never be
the same again.

5. Ferrari FF – Specs and Information
The Ferrari FF is the newest addition to their stable of sports cars. Aiming to compliment
the likes of the 458 Italia and the 599 GTB, it aims to take the 4 seat touring car market by storm.
But what most people notice in this car is that it is designed so differently from past Ferraris.
This is apt because the
FF is that
revolutionary. The FF
name stands for
Ferrari Four, with the
four aptly describing
its most fundamental
differences. Four
stands for 4 seater,
and more importantly,
four stands for four
wheel drive. Yup, this
car is four wheel
drive. The FF is the
first Ferrari ever to
have a four wheel
drive system. So what
else do we need to
know about the Ferrari
FF? Here are some
specs and information
regarding this new prancing horse.
First to be discussed is the dimensions of this car. Its chassis is practically similar to that
of the 612 Scaglietti, the very model that it replaced. With a 117.1 inch wheelbase, it is measured
at 193 inches in length, 73 inches in width, and 54.3 inches in height. And then there’s the body.
Crafted by the renowned
designing outfit
Pininfarina, it is
decisively different on
most, if not all, Ferraris
that went before it. Its
design resembles more
like a shooting brake
than a coupe, a decisive
break from tradition.
Still, the design looks
elegant, with all the
details, both stylish and
performance oriented,
better appreciated when

6. seen in person than in photos. When you get inside the car, you are going to find the usual
Ferrari treatment. The interior is simple, classy, and very performance oriented, much like any
Ferrari that went before it. But when you go on the back, more surprises abound. The rear seats
provides comfortable room for 2 full sized passengers (a break from sports cars that have rear
seats that are vestigial at best), and the trunk can provide storage of up to 16 cubic feet even with
the rear seat in use. A Ferrari that is family friendly? The FF might be the closest thing to that.
However, it is the mechanicals that make the Ferrari what it is. And the FF is sure to not
disappoint. First, the 4 wheel drive system. As said earlier, this is the first Ferrari ever to possess
four wheel drive. What’s more, it is perhaps one of the most innovative takes on this system yet.
Instead of using driveshafts and a center differential, the front wheels are propelled by a separate
gearbox. It improves handling and weight distribution just to name a few things. Also, the FF is
powered by a 6.3 liter V12 engine producing 651 horsepower. Mated with a 7 speed gearbox
with double clutches, it is enough to carry this car to a top speed of over 200 miles per hour. In
addition, the 4 wheel drive enhances rather than takes away the drivability of this vehicle.
Handling is more predictable, and this might be the only Ferrari that you can drive in ice. It is
that good.
Based on all these specs and information, the Ferrari FF has a lot of tricks. It is fast, it is
practical, and it is reliable. It might be revolutionary, but it is in a good way.

7. Ferrari FF – Top Speed and More
Ferrari has always been known for achieving scintillating speeds with style. Icons such as
the 365GTB, the 250GTO, the 280GTO, the F40, and the Enzo, just to name a few, are known to
tear up the streets with the best of them, while being one of the most gorgeous vehicles that your
mind can possibly conceive. The tradition of the Ferrari is now being continued up to the next
generation by cars like the super sexy 458 Italia and the grand tourer slash supercar 599 GTB.
But now, there is a new addition to the prancing horse stable, and it is one of the most radical
cars that ever came out of their Maranello factories: the Ferrari FF.
A lot of
questions
abound with
regards to this
car. What makes
the Ferrari FF
such a
controversial
figure? And is it
worth the
weight? To
answer these
questions, we
have to go down
to the insides of
this stunning
vehicle.
With a
platform that is
almost similar
with that of the
outgoing 612
Scaglietti, the FF
certainly had its
share of onlookers. But it’s going to absolutely make you look twice at it to confirm that this is in
fact a true Ferrari. The body designed by long-time Ferrari designer Pininfarina is a departure
from the conventional Ferrari look. Its body type is a shooting brake style that is almost like a
hybrid of a coupe with a hatchback or a wagon, something more similar to a Jaguar E-Type or a
MGB coupe. If the styling isn’t radical enough for you, wait until you see what’s on the
mechanicals of the car. The FF is the first Ferrari to ever be equipped with a 4 wheel drive
system. Employing 2 separate transmissions instead of a center differential and 2 driveshafts, this
revolutionary system not just eliminates the understeer associated with conventional 4 wheel
drive cars, it also makes this car lighter and more efficient. The magic of the 4 wheel drive

8. system is best appreciated when driving on slippery terrain (such as rain or snow) and when the
road surface isn’t exactly ideal.
What provides the
force for this vehicle is the
6.3 liter V12 engine that is
practically similar to the
V12s used in the 599 GTB
and the Enzo. This engine
produces 651 horsepower,
which is more than enough
to haul this 4 seater into
dizzying speeds. Mated
with a 7 speed dual clutch
gearbox, it is fully loaded to
go fast like just about any
Ferrari in history. Just how
fast it can go? It was
recorded that it can sprint to
a hundred kilometers per
hour from a standstill at 3.7
seconds, and go to a top speed of 208 miles an hour. Couple that with the confidence inspiring
handling caused by the 4 wheel drive, and you’re ready to go ballistic on roads and tracks
anywhere
All in all, the Ferrari FF is more than just a car that has a huge top speed or a stylish
body. It is a technical innovation in itself and a unique character in Ferrari’s rich history.