Ferrari 812 Superfast Limited Edition 819 HP

The Ferrari 812 is a limited edition version called the “ Ferrari Superfast” : it is rumored that it will be called the “Versione Special.” Its 819 horsepower 12-cylinder engine is 30 more than the standard 812, and its engine speeds up to 9,500 rpm. Ferrari will reveal it in full on its social media channels on May 5 at 8:30 am ET.

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For some reason, the auto industry loves alphanumeric model names, even though many of them are meaningless and less memorable than the good nameplates they replace – look at the K5 K5 that was previously called the Kia Optima. But when it comes to the Ferrari 812 family , the automaker has some justification for giving these big front-engined Touring Cars a digital label. The first number for the car’s power rating of high – engineering metrics – is “800 Cavalli vapore – Italian for horse power” which translates to 789 horsepower on this side of the Atlantic.

And also the number 12? It corresponds to the number of cylinders in the engine: Ferrari boasts these stunning horses with a bountiful V-12 engine, a gastro-ingestion appetite, and naturally between the front fenders so perfectly, that Michelangelo could have carved them later. previously. The engine sends torque exclusively to the rear wheels of the Ferrari 812 Superfast Coupe with this retractable hardtop.

Once the car goes on sale in 2021, it will be the first time in more than half a century that Ferrari has given buyers the option of a 12-cylinder convertible in the 812 GTS version. Compared to its Superfast, the GTS has a similarly elegant appearance, but its rear end features two struts that house a folding roof mechanism. And according to Ferrari , they “visually embody a sense of rushing forward.” We can buy that beauty, and we can buy the name too.

What’s new for the Ferrari 812 Superfast for 2021?

The Ferrari 812 lineup gains a convertible variant like technology Ferrari calls droptop subscription, also called GTS, that distinguishes the coupe versions, paired with a naturally aspirated V-12 engine, seven-speed dual-clutch transmission and top speed at 211 miles (339,571). kilometers) per hour. So you can rest assured that it’s super fast too, even if that fact isn’t part of the name.

Offers Ferrari super speed “Soparvast” Ferrari 812 Superfast and GTS in one specification is characterized by Bdoarat “brake” brakes of carbon and ceramic wheels, 20 – inch tires and inner compartment wrapped essential. Buyers can of course choose from a range of paint colors, trimmings and interior enhancements,

It can also choose between several wheel designs, but that’s about the extent of the customization. We recommend the GTS, which allows us to enjoy the feeling of hair moving in the wind, and enjoy long trips on the Pacific Coast Highway or via the Regional Ring Road or other highways available in our Arab world.

Ferrari’s naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V-12 engine produces 819 hp, 30 hp more than the standard car’s 789 hp version, and the engine rotates at 9,500 rpm. In tests conducted in 2018, the Ferrari 812’s 12-cylinder V-12 engine was delivering 9,000 rpm, 91 decibels when the throttle was wide open and reached 60 mph in 2.7 seconds. Power is sent to the rear through a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox.

Ferrari 812 Limited Edition

The limited-edition vehicles will have the version 7 Side Slip Control (SSC) and stability control that, like the standard 812 Superfast, also integrates rear axle steering. Featuring carbon fiber inside and out, this fiber reduces the car’s overall weight compared to the 812, and is also equipped with a unique pneumatic kit that includes vortex generators to replace the aluminum rear windows, and improves downforce – and makes it look like a horse .

Inside, though, the Limited Edition models are similar to the standard 812. The door panels are lighter in weight, and carbon fiber can be seen everywhere. We’re not sure if it will only be available in silver with yellow striped specs attached to a black interior, or how it will be built, but we’ll know more when Ferrari debuts the limited-edition model next month.

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