Ever since the Ferrari F12 Berlinetta has been presented a few days ago, the vehicle just can't be kept out of the headlines. How does it do it? How does it manage to constantly stay under the spotlights and keep the public warmed-up for its Geneva Motor Show debut?
Well, one of the reasons for all this attention is its V12 engine, which delivers no less than 740 hp. The Prancing Horse has recently released three new clips of the F12 Berlinetta, with the one above allowing us to experience the sound of the V12 powerplant. This shows the prototype of the vehicle, but it does serve its purpose very well.
The carmaker has also given us two other clips, which shows how Ferrari has built a mechanical coccon to hold the engine, as well as a cover for all the bits and pieces. Enjoy!
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