Photo: Josiah LaColla
As we're getting close to Ferrari debuting the Enzo's successor at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, new renderings of Maranello's latest supercar surfaced on the web.
Unlike the goldRush Rally image we presented you over a week ago, these Josiah LaColla renderings are probably much closer to what the Ferrari F150 will actually look like, as the author clearly suggests.
"While the real deal is still tight under wraps back in Italy, we photoshoppers have settled onto our Wacom tablets across the globe to try to piece together the identity of Ferrari's latest Hypercar. These images are my best guess- and using a slew of references ranging from the cracks in the mule-car camouflage to Ferrari's latest form language and the infamous leaked plaque, it's indeed an educated guess.
Taking a step away from other rendered speculations, this version makes an attempt to get into Pininfarina's shoes, keeping the body as clean as possible while integrating all the necessary ventilation. The mule's peculiar front fender/door intersection indicates the F150 will have a very open-wheeled look and feel. How close is this to the real fast-plastic? The wait to know will be over in less than three weeks," said LaColla in the press release that comes with the renderings.
With less than three weeks until the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, we'll just have to hold our own and enjoy the speculative images that will be surfacing now and then.
"While the real deal is still tight under wraps back in Italy, we photoshoppers have settled onto our Wacom tablets across the globe to try to piece together the identity of Ferrari's latest Hypercar. These images are my best guess- and using a slew of references ranging from the cracks in the mule-car camouflage to Ferrari's latest form language and the infamous leaked plaque, it's indeed an educated guess.
Taking a step away from other rendered speculations, this version makes an attempt to get into Pininfarina's shoes, keeping the body as clean as possible while integrating all the necessary ventilation. The mule's peculiar front fender/door intersection indicates the F150 will have a very open-wheeled look and feel. How close is this to the real fast-plastic? The wait to know will be over in less than three weeks," said LaColla in the press release that comes with the renderings.
With less than three weeks until the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, we'll just have to hold our own and enjoy the speculative images that will be surfacing now and then.
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