Ferrari California
2009 Ferrari California
The 2009 Ferrari California is a calculated move on the part of Ferrari to attack a previously untapped market. Top up or down, the appeal of the California is sure to be equal with both male and female buyers who desire to standout from the crowd. What color they choose may end up being the biggest demographic differentiator.
Passion and pride is at the heart of every Ferrari. Power for the California comes in the form of a 4.3-liter V8 engine mounted in a mid-front position. The result is a near perfect 53/47 front to back weight distribution.
Engine compression ratio is set at 12.2:1. Direct fuel injection, variable valve timing and a flat crankshaft typical of modern F1 engine design, are additional reasons why it is hard to wipe the smile off your face when stepping on the accelerator.
The resulting performance is the stuff legends are made of; 460 hp (107 hp per liter) at 7,750 rpm and 357 lb.-ft of torque at 5,000 rpm. Zero to 60 mph takes approximately 4 seconds. Top speed is listed at 193 mph.
It is impossible to design the perfect sport coupe as styles and trends constantly change. Ferrari has a way, however, of sensing what the market wants and the new California is a calculated response that I think works very well.
2009 Ferrari California
The 2009 Ferrari California is a calculated move on the part of Ferrari to attack a previously untapped market. Top up or down, the appeal of the California is sure to be equal with both male and female buyers who desire to standout from the crowd. What color they choose may end up being the biggest demographic differentiator.
Passion and pride is at the heart of every Ferrari. Power for the California comes in the form of a 4.3-liter V8 engine mounted in a mid-front position. The result is a near perfect 53/47 front to back weight distribution.
Engine compression ratio is set at 12.2:1. Direct fuel injection, variable valve timing and a flat crankshaft typical of modern F1 engine design, are additional reasons why it is hard to wipe the smile off your face when stepping on the accelerator.
The resulting performance is the stuff legends are made of; 460 hp (107 hp per liter) at 7,750 rpm and 357 lb.-ft of torque at 5,000 rpm. Zero to 60 mph takes approximately 4 seconds. Top speed is listed at 193 mph.
It is impossible to design the perfect sport coupe as styles and trends constantly change. Ferrari has a way, however, of sensing what the market wants and the new California is a calculated response that I think works very well.
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