New details about the successor to the Ferrari Enzo

Talking about a vehicle as the successor to the Ferrari Enzo means talking about a high-altitude supercar, a true beast of the asphalt that should once again place the Italian supercar maker at the top of the pyramid, just as when they dared to market the legendary Ferrari Enzo, one of the most famous supercars of the last decade.

Well, according to the latest rumors released by Automotive News, Ferrari is already working on this vehicle, which should be ready for presentation next year. Specifically, we are talking about a model built almost exclusively in carbon fiber and powered by a new naturally aspirated V12.

Specifically, if I remember correctly, the naturally aspirated V12 flatly contradicts the latest rumors released, which, neither short nor lazy, spoke of a twin-turbo V8 far more powerful, efficient and less thirsty than any other engine presented by the Italian brand.

As you can see, things are getting very interesting, since in addition to the private development of the Enzo’s successor, we have the first spy photos of the successor to the 599 GTB, whose codename is F152 and which, as we saw yesterday, could mount the same 6.3-litre V12 that the Ferrari FF uses. This vehicle could apparently be presented at the Geneva Motor Show to continue its launch before summer 2012.

Last but not least, we have the unveiling of the Ferrari 458 Italia Spider, scheduled, as you know, for the Frankfurt Motor Show. Without a doubt Ferrari is going through a good moment and, in the coming months, perhaps they will once again embarrass all those gullible people who believed that Ferrari is currently not even a shadow of the brand it was a few years ago.

Via | automotivenews