2012 Ferrari FF

2012 Ferrari FF will make its official debut at the Geneva Motor Show 2011, with four seats ever versatile and powerful V12 engine combines an unprecedented level extremely sporty high performance with incredible versatility.

With the new 6262 cc V12 engine with direct injection develops 660 hp at 8,000 rpm, figures Ferrari FF specifications amazing acceleration (0-100 km / h in 3.7 sec.). There are six specific models exterior colors and sumptuous interior trim incorporating specially selected and treated aniline leather. According to rumors, the price of FF Ferrari will be in the region of $ 700,000.

FERRARI FF TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

* Engine
o Type: 65-degree V12
o Overall displacement: 6,262 cc
o Maximum power: 660 CV @ 8,000 rpm
o Maximum torque: 683 Nm @ 6,000 rpm
* Dimensions and weight
o Length: 4907 mm
o Width: 1953 mm
o Height: 1379 mm
o Dry weight: 1790 kg
o Weight distribution: 47% front, 53% rear
o Weight/power ratio: 2.7 kg/CV
* Performance
o Maximum speed: 335 km/h
o 0-100 km/h: 3.7 sec
* Fuel consumption and emissions (ECE+EUDC)
o Fuel consumption: 15,4 l/100 km
o Emissions: 360 g/km

Honda CR-Z: Honda so excited about winning Japan Car of the Year that gets special edition

The 2011 Honda CR-Z may not exactly be sailing to success here in the U.S., but it has managed to walk away with the coveted Japan Car of the Year title. In order to celebrate, Honda has decided to work up a new special edition version of its tiny sport hybrid.

Only available in a special "Pearl Dipusafaiaburu" blue paint, the hatch makes use of unique 16-inch alloy wheels and premium metal pedal pads inside. If the color and the wheels don't make this one easy enough to spot, Honda has also gone through the extra effort of placing a "Japan Car of the Year" commemorative sticker on the rear quarter glass behind the driver's side door.

Otherwise, the Japan Car of the Year Edition CR-Z will remain completely stock. Neither fuel economy nor power has been upped in any way. Not surprisingly, it looks like this one will remain a Japanese-only offering. Still, if you like what you see, chances are you could recreate the special edition CR-Z without breaking a sweat – or your bank account for that matter.