Ferrari FF

The Ferrari FF is the Italian grand tourer that revolutionized Maranello's approach to versatility, combining the sportiness of a Ferrari with the practical utility of a four-seat sedan and generous trunk space. Launched in 2011, the Ferrari FF history begins with an ambitious project: to create the first model from the House with a 4.64-meter wheelbase capable of transporting family and luggage without renouncing its sporting genes, powered by a 660-horsepower naturally-aspirated V12. With its two distinctly different generations, the original Ferrari FF model (2011-2016) displays characteristic design signed by Pininfarina, while the second generation GTC4Lusso (2016-2024) continues this lineage by adopting a new styling philosophy, a turbocharged engine and revolutionary all-wheel-drive technology for a prestigious grand tourer. The Ferrari FF generations progressively established themselves against prestigious competitors such as the Aston Martin Rapide or the Porsche Panamera, by offering a unique balance between Italian elegance, raw performance and travel comfort. The most remarkable technical evolution remains the introduction of the ITAR all-wheel-drive system, which improves traction without penalizing the characteristic agility of the Ferrari chassis. Positioned at the top of the hierarchy of ultra-luxury sports sedans, the technical specifications of the Ferrari FF model reflect uncompromising refinement, exceptional materials and a driving philosophy that preserves the visceral experience synonymous with the brand.