I was thinking the same ...
... actually it's called the "THE ferrari " in English ... . I think it's quite a ridiculous name for a phenomenal car ... probably they wanted to make a statement on this on .. to counter the P1 ? .... . :-)
Not impressed by the name ...
... but I am impressed by the car and the timing of the release of the three hypercars: the Lamborghini Veneno (3 cars), LaFerrari (499 cars) and the McLaren P1 (375 cars). All are the stuff of fevered childhood imagination and all are modern aggressive i...
Kinda like...
LeCar by Renault many years ago; my Mom, who was Swiss, would always laugh because car in French is la voiture, not 'le'. But at least with LaFerrari, it kinda fits in with the 'there she is' (referring to the car) mentality. I think it also has something...
I think Ferrari missed the point with this model on few...
...key fronts. First, approximately 99% of Ferrari's have always been designed by Pininfarina. (To my knowledge, the only really halo model not designed by them was the 250 GTO.) Even though today's Ferrari's are more a function of the wind-tunnel / aerod...
P1 vs LAFARRARA
Hi kpk ... i'm there with you on the P1 .. far more an honest car ... I do think the THE FERRARI will be quicker on a race-track ... but that's it ... point. Even if it was AAAAAAA LOT faster than the P1 i'd still pick the P1 basta ! The MAc looks inside ...
Yes, daft name
At least this and the P1 are loking at KERS for the road. I just wonder if the batteries will overheat as much as some of the F1 cars do on fast recycle times. LaFerrari is just 'tacky ' name to me, but you have to applaud the engineering of both this and...
Some translations .. just for fun !
LaFerrari ... (French or Italian ?) TheFerrari ... (English) DasFerrari ... (German) ElFerrari .... (Spanish ?) DeFerrari ... (Flemish/Dutch) any other languages ? Bim