Ferrari officially debuts new F12tdf, it offers 780 hp.

by AllAutoExperts    |  15 October, 2015

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And the surprises do not stop here, this Italian supercar is impressing audiences and production is limited to only 799 copies.

2015 was a busy year for Ferrari, the Italians managed to surprise us with the new 488 GTB planet. Or, rather, with the V8 bi-turbo 3.9-liter and 670 hp hidden under the hood of the new 488 GTB.

A few months later the presentation of the model that had to replace the popular 458, the company was in the spotlight for the Maranello 488 Spider version, characterized by a retractable roof made of aluminum. Surprises seemed to stop here, but not in the sense of the Ferrari, the Italian publishing after only a few minutes the first photos and official information of the new F12tdf.

Produced in only 799 copies, the top version of the Italian model V12 front offers a total of 780 horsepower and 705 Newton-meters thanks to several modifications made to the naturally aspirated 6.3-liter unit.

Numerous improvements were made also and the dual-clutch transmission with seven speeds, gear shifting is done now with up to 40% faster. Finally, the new Ferrari F12tdf weighs about 110 kg less than the standard model, all these details making it possible arrival of the first 100 kilometers per hour after only 2.9 seconds. Instead, acceleration from 0-200 km / h in about 7.9 seconds, the datasheet shows a speed that is said to exceed 340 kilometers per hour. Equally interesting promises and performance on the track, the car from Maranello came with numerous enhancements to suspension and brake systems.

On the aesthetic side, the new Ferrari F12tdf greets us with dramatically styled front and rear bumpers, side skirts, and prominent design five-spoke wheels. Additional air inlets and rear small package complete the exterior, while the interior menu includes inserts of leather, contrasting stitching, and carbon-fiber trim.

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