Ferrari FF: New Photos of 660HP All-Wheel Drive Four-Seater Supercar
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Ferrari FF: New Photos of 660HP All-Wheel Drive Four-Seater Supercar



We've already had our first look at the all-new Ferrari FF, or as one Carscoop commenter put it, the... hunchback of Notre Maranello, but the Italian firm released additional photography of its flagship GT model today. Basically, we get one revealing studio shot of an FF finished in a grey color and three images of a prototype development mule clad in camouflage while testing out the four-wheel-drive system over the snow-covered roads of Sweden and Finland.

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