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Ferrari GTC4Lusso preview : A Ferrari fit for the whole family?

Ferrari GTC4 Lusso preview : A Ferrari fit for the whole family?

Posted on March 6, 2016March 31, 2020 By Jarvis

The FF is dead, long live the GTC4 Lusso. Clumsy badging aside, what you’re looking at is a heavy facelift of the current FF, which is the oldest car in Ferrari’s range.

That means that the GTC4 is a V12, front-engined, 4-Seat shooting brake. An odd combination though that all sounds, right now if you fancy a Ferrari but ever feel like moving people and stuff, this is as good as it gets — because at the Geneva Motor Show the company confirmed it definitely wasn’t going to ever make an SUV.
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