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This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on February 28th, 2019 in the Automotive News category.
So now GT is two gen late?Meanwhile GT Sport is still waiting for the old 488 to be added, especially a Gr3 version but they add old cars instead because apparently we all love nostalgia.
Oh you better believe you're banned.It's not the greatest car in the world, no, it' just a Tributo!
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Ferrari actually cites the rear as inspired by its first mid-V8 sports car, the 308:Am I the only one who sees the rear was influenced a bit from the NSX? O.o
The spoiler wraps around the tail lights, visually lowering the car’s centre of gravity and allowing a return to the classic twin light cluster and body-coloured tail, another signature of the early 8-cylinder berlinettas like the very first in the legendary series, the 1975 308 GTB.
Yup just wait for the track version a 770hp F8 Liguizo or whatever they plan to call it. It will be out before 2020Buying a Ferrari these days is a bit like buying a smartphone.
If you wait a couple of months there'll be a new model out.
Oh don't worry too much... iRacing still drives the glorious BMW Z4Meanwhile GT Sport is still waiting for the old 488 to be added, especially a Gr3 version but they add old cars instead because apparently we all love nostalgia.
Meanwhile GT Sport is still waiting for the old 488 to be added, especially a Gr3 version but they add old cars instead because apparently we all love nostalgia.
I Agree. Besides the LaFerrari, this is the first good looking Ferrari in more than a decade.Wow! Ferrari seems to be trending back towards the classic Pininfarina style. I very much like! I may be out in the woods on this, but the 458 and 488 were, well, ugly...
2016. So technically 3 years now ( which is still not enough time for a generation of a car in my opinion) but really 2 full years. I think this year is the year Ferrari should have came out with the Pista then in 2020 work on this F8. Too soonHasn't the 488 only been out for like, 2 years or something?