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THE NEW FERRARI F80 – LIMITED TO 799

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The Ferrari F80 is the latest marvel from Maranello, embodying Ferrari’s cutting-edge technology and performance. This limited-edition supercar, with only 799 units produced, joins the ranks of legendary models like the Ferrari GTO and LaFerrari. Powered by a hybrid V6 engine that delivers an astounding 1200 hp, the Ferrari F80 stands as the most powerful road car ever made by Ferrari. Designed for both the track and road, it combines advanced aerodynamics with active suspension to deliver an unparalleled driving experience. The Ferrari F80 is not just about raw power; it’s a showcase of innovation. From its carbon-fiber chassis to the advanced hybrid system featuring electric turbo technology, every detail has been optimized for performance. The F80’s engineering brilliance is also evident in its aerodynamic design, which includes active wings and a rear diffuser that generate an impressive 1000 kg of downforce at 250 km/h. All these features make the Ferrari F80 a benchmark in the supercar world, offering a thrilling ride without compromising road usability. Do you like it?
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New Ferrari F80 Hypercar – Why I’m DISAPPOINTED!

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Change your car with Carwow: https://bit.ly/Change-Your-Car-1710 This is the all-new Ferrari F80! It’s Ferrari’s successor to the legendary LaFerrari, and Mat’s about to run you through everything you need to know about it! For starters, let’s talk about the engine and performance. The V12 is officially gone, and it’s been replaced with… The V6 from the 296! But fear not Ferrari fans – it’s also equipped with a total of three electric motors, and combined, they produce an eye-watering 1,200hp. This officially makes it the most powerful Ferrari road car ever produced! The power is sent to all four wheels, and as a result, the F80 can shoot to 62mph in less than 2.15 seconds! In terms of the design, it’s fair to say the F80 doesn’t have the same visual shock value as its predecessor. The black band across the nose looks similar to what you get on the 12Cilindri, but overall the front doesn’t have the same pointy design style as seen with previous legendary Ferraris. However, at least there are several aerodynamic details across the car when you look closely, such as the fins behind the side windows and the heavily contoured side skirts. As for the interior, one of the most notable features is the square steering wheel, which has clearly borrowed inspiration from Ferrari’s Le Mans Hypercar program. Although this may come with a number of physical buttons on it, the rest of the cabin is adorned with a number of screens. There’s a digital dial screen for the driver, along with a separate passenger screen – just like the one found in the Purosangue. The F80 is limited to just 799 units, and of course, it doesn’t come cheap. Each one will set you back around £3,000,000! But does it match up to the McLaren W1? And is it a suitable successor for the LaFerrari? Stick with Mat and see for yourself! Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:34 Design
02:07 Engine
03:42 Hybrid
04:23 Chassis
05:42 Performance
07:04 Interior
08:07 Suspension
08:50 Price

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THE NEW MERCEDES AMG GT 63 2025 TEST DRIVE

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Here it is, the Mercedes AMG GT 63 COUPE with the AMG Drivers Package! Welcome to Alaatin61! Follow/Share/Like For More https://www.youtube.com/alaatin61 Subscribe https://www.youtube.com/user/Alaatin61?sub_confirmation=1
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Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/alaatin61 In this video you can see a visual review of the red metallic Mercedes AMG GT 63. Furthermore you can hear the sound and you can see the interior, Mbux and exterior of this Mercedes. This car is fitted with 21 inch matt black amg styling rims. Car: Mercedes AMG GT 63 Coupe Price: €313.061,- 4.0 Turbo V8 cylinder biturbo – 430 kW/585 PS/800 Nm
Acceleration 0 – 100 km/h 3,2 seconds
Max Speed 320 km/h (limited)
Fuel consumption in l/100 km 14,1 l / 100 km CO2-Emission in g/km 319 g/km

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Porsche’s New 6-STROKE Engine Just Saved Internal Combustion!

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Change your car with Carwow: https://bit.ly/Change-Your-Car-1410 Some of the biggest car manufacturers in the world have been working on technology that could help save the internal combustion engine! From Porsche to Toyota and even Ferrari, several manufacturers have been exploring new ways to ensure that the internal combustion engine doesn’t cease to exist as more regulations are brought in over the next few years. But what sort of technology have they been working on? Well, one of the most exciting innovations comes from Porsche, with patents for an all-new 6-stroke petrol engine having been uncovered! There’s a whole load of technical detail included with the patents, but this all-new design looks like it will help to radically boost power thanks to there being two power strokes in every three revolutions. With this in mind, not only is power increased, but it means that emissions will also decrease at the same time. But that’s not all, both Ferrari and Toyota have unveiled patents and teased tech that makes use of hydrogen fuel. For example, patents reveal that Ferrari is undertaking work on a supercar that would Include a hydrogen-powered internal combustion engine! Clearly, development of this is in the very early stages at the moment, but there are great benefits to be had with hydrogen fuel, mainly being the fact that no carbon dioxide is expelled from the car at all, so it’s an actual game-changer when it comes to reducing emissions! The only problem is that you may have trouble finding a place to refuel if the modern network is anything to go by… But what do you think – could Porsche’s new patents help save the internal combustion engine? Let us know in the comments!

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