Ferrari launches new supercar & brings back eye-catching feature that’s a nod to iconic F40
FERRARI have launched a brand new supercar with an eye-catching feature that’s never been seen before on the legendary brand’s motor.
The eye-catching and fresh design is an instant nod to the olden days showing off striking similarities to the iconic F40.
The Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale is set to take centre stage for car lovers as the famous red brand have created the most track-focused car to date, designed for thrill seekers out on the roads.
Ferrari have announced the new model will become the first road-legal car in their entire collection to have a rear spoiler in the last 30 years and it’s set to be the most powerful cars on the streets.
Dubbed “a moving sculpture” on the Ferrari website the car is certainly a thing of beauty with its sleek design and powerful motor twinned with the prancing horse’s usual style and grace.
The main focus was on an aggressive aerodynamic system that allows the car to generate an impressive level of downforce and has it sitting at 530kg at 155mph.
It also showcases the latest developments in suspension, transmission, stability control and braking control systems, making it an all round great.
The car hits lightning speeds of up to 199mph and smashes through 62mph in just 2.3 seconds – one of the quickest cars off the mark ever seen off a racetrack.
Packed with the most updated and advanced technology to date the SF90 XX has motorists in a trance over the exciting new model.
Some are even calling back to the olden days of Enzo Ferrari and the F40.
At the time it was Ferrari’s fastest, most powerful, and most expensive car for sale as it was a showcase of the brand’s best for its 40th anniversary.
The rear wing spoiler made it unique and special and showed why Ferrari was one of the best manufacturers in the world for their innovative ideas.
Many even coined the car as one-of-a-kind because of the legal spoiler but this new SF90 XX is here to leave the F40 in the dirt and stuck in a antique garage.
As with such a staggeringly good car the brand new car’s price has skyrocketed up from most other road cars Ferrari offer.
Priced at a whopping £673,584 the coupe version of the car certainly won’t come cheap and it costs almost 40 per cent more than its regular rear wingless counterpart.
Less than 1,400 models will be made and they’re expected to be delivered to the lucky buyers by the start of 2024.
Another iconic supercar brand is set to launch a brand new car with its first ever EV, as a new factory is already in the works.
The luxury car giant is planning to open a new facility in Italy to produce its new all-electric models.
A legendary Mercedes model is also set to make a comeback in 2025 – but it comes with a shocking £650,000 price tag.
HWA – an engineering and motorsport company – is set to recreate the iconic Mercedes 190E 2.5-16 Evo II.
Meanwhile, a major car brand is reportedly considering reviving a popular model years after it was discontinued.
Dubbed the Fusion Active, it is set to be released either this year or next, though no date has been set.
It is expected to be aimed at the mid-budget SUV market, rivalling models like the Subaru Outback.
Elsewhere, Toyota have announced that the iconic Prius is making a welcomed comeback to UK showrooms – 12 months after the car giant claimed it wouldn’t be available to buy.
The fifth-generation Prius, which was first unveiled last year, was originally kicked out of Toyota’s UK line-up due to apparent higher demand for SUV models.