The 288 GTO, F40, F50, Enzo, LaFerrari, and F80 are known as Ferrari's Special Series cars. Learn about them here.

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It’s called the F80, and it’s supposed to be the latest in the line of Ferrari halos, stringing back to the 288 GTO, F40, F50, Enzo, and 2013’s LaFerrari ... along with two electric motors on the ...

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This explains why the Ferrari F80 ditches the V12 engine we saw on the LaFerrari in favor of a 3 ... Two of these motors are placed on the front axle, while the third motor is placed between ...

Ferrari has also used the front subframe for heat management purposes, with the hollow structure used as cooling ducts for the brakes. The F80’s active suspension is powered by four 48V actuators.

A LaFerrari ... there’s quite a lot of suspension and aerodynamic wizardry going on underneath the papaya-orange skin. The front suspension uses pushrod inboard dampers like an F1 car (the ...

Eleven years on from the LaFerrari, the Ferrari F80 is Maranello’s next ... and works to eliminate front-end dive during hard-braking corner entries to optimize stability. If you’re familiar ...

The electric front axle explains some of the almost ... details make clear that the F80 represents the very best of Ferrari. Suspension wishbones are made from 3-D-printed metal and look more ...