Geneva 2019: Ferrari shows the F8 Tributo

HOMMAGE AN V8 Ferrari gives a first glimpse of the F8 Tributo, which will be on display in Geneva. The new sports car with a mid-rear engine represents the latest generation of the classic Berlinetta. Created by the Centro Stile Ferrari, the F8 Tributo builds a bridge to a new design language that continues to emphasize Ferrari's typical high performance and aerodynamic [...].

The front is strongly characterized by the installation of the S-Duct. This ensures a 15 percent increase in downforce compared to the 488 GTB.

The F8 Tributo, created by the Centro Stile Ferrari, builds a bridge to a new design language that continues to emphasize Ferrari's typical high performance and aerodynamic efficiency. With 720 hp and a record-breaking specific power output of 185 hp per liter, this is the most powerful V8 engine in a Ferrari production car to date. The new Ferrari F8 Tributo, which will undoubtedly captivate visitors to the Geneva Motor Show, is therefore a tribute to this powerhouse and the car's uncompromising design.

Successor to the 488 GTB
The V8 is installed in the new two-seater in the center-rear position. Ferrari has developed this architecture, which ensures optimum weight distribution, to perfection in more than 40 years of tinkering. The F8 Tributo thus takes the place of the 488 GTB, enhances its performance and provides even better control when driving at the limit as well as greater comfort on board.

It also boasts increased aerodynamic efficiency (10 %) and the latest generation of the Side Slip Control System (SSCS 6.1). In addition, the dry weight has been reduced by 40 kg compared to the 488 GTB. This increases responsiveness and driving pleasure without compromising comfort in the interior.

The new sculpted rear window made of Lexan accentuates the engine compartment and interprets the most characteristic design element of the legendary F40 in a modern way. The spoiler wraps around the rear headlights and visually lowers the vehicle's center of gravity.

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