Watch Ferrari Test The 812 Superfast Successor Around Fiorano | Carscoops carscoops
We caught our first glimpse of the new Ferrari in April 2022 before clearer images of. Ferrari is currently testing different mules adorned with parts from the V8-powered Roma. However, the car is noticeably larger than the Roma and the howl of the V12 is unmistakable.
Throughout this clip, the Ferrari engineer behind the wheel drives the prototype at the limits of adhesion, frequently kicking out the tail of the car but struggling to keep it under control at some stages.Specifics about the V12 powering this prototype aren’t known. Ferrari’s simplest option would be to retain the current 6.5-liter mill and simply make some modifications to it, lifting horsepower and torque beyond the 819 hp of the 812 Competizione.
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