
Lotus Exige S Roadster:
- 350 konja
- 0-100km/h za 4 s
- 3,5 litreni V6 motor
- najbrži kabriolet u njihovoj povijesti (tako kažu)

- CIJENA: prava sitnica, samo 53000 funti
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U ponudi će još biti 420d model sa 2.0-litrenim dizelskim strojem koji razvija 184 KS i 380 Nm okretnog momenta. Uz prosječnu potrošnju od svega 4,7 litara
Meet the Ferrari 458 Speciale. Following the path taken by the 360 Challenge Stradale and 430 Scuderia (not to mention the lesser-spotted 348 GT Competizione), it’s a harder, faster and stronger version of Ferrari’s V8, mid-engine supercar, in this case the 458 Italia.
Its central stripe (seen here running down that trademark Ferrari rosso paint) is an unsubtle nod to those iconic forebears. Initially rumoured to be called the 458 Monte Carlo, it has instead been called the Speciale.
The 458’s 4.5-litre V8 engine has been tuned from 562bhp to 597bhp, resulting in a specific output of 133bhp/litre, Ferrari claiming this as the highest ever achieved by a naturally aspirated road car engine. It helps edge closer to its arch rival – the 616bhp McLaren 12C – a car which uses twin turbochargers on its V8.
The 458 Speciale’s 1290kg dry weight is 90kg lighter than a standard 458 Italia’s, and endows it with a 470bhp/ton dry power-to-weight ratio. This figure surely aids its sensational performance; 0-60 takes less than three seconds, with 0-62mph completed in 3sec dead, 124mph hit in 9.1sec and a 1m23.5sec lap of Ferrari’s Fiorano test track 1.5sec quicker than standard, 0.5sec quicker than the 599 GTO and just 0.5sec slower than the 730bhp F12 Berlinetta. At 1.33g, Ferrari is claiming the highest lateral acceleration of any of its road cars.
It’s not just more power and less weight, though, with new aerodynamic elements. The front grille treatment has changed, there’s a more sculptured front bonnet, with more ventilation, and the rear is more racecar-like with a bigger diffuser and two integrated tailpipes replacing the 458’s trademark central triple pipes. The aero elements are active and help make this Ferrari’s most aerodynamic road car yet.
A new Side Slip Control system (SSC) ups the acronym count, using the the F1-Trac traction control and E-Diff electronic differential to shuffle torque between the driven rear wheels to control slides more accurately. Also boosting balance and traction is a set of bespoke Michelin Pilot Sport Cup2 tyres.
Ferrari claims some of the 458 Speciale’s technology will make it onto its future road cars, with SSC and that active aero seeming dead certs. Inside, the Speciale appears to gain a more focused interior, with carbon bucket seats likely to complement several bits of carbonfibre trim, including a prong on which the seven-speed twin-clutch paddleshift gearbox's controls lie.
The Ferrari 458 Speciale will make its world debut at the 2013 Frankfurt motor show, when we can expect more details, including its price, top speed and production numbers. North of £200,000 and a good chunk over 200mph seem very good bets, though…
The unofficial Specs from the LaFerrari given by the first owner
It is limited to 355 km/h for security reasons, if you ask for it you can sign a contract where this limit will be eliminated and the car reaches 377 km/h.
The 0-100 km/h in 2.8 seconds.
The 0-200 km/h in 8.1 seconds.
The 0-300 km/h in 14 seconds.
From 200-0 km/h break way is 33 meters
The McLaren P1 needs 16,5 sec. from 0-300 km/h... only to have it said....
Meni je odličan.Here's what you need to know: 602bhp and 413lb ft from a 5.2-litre V10, four-wheel drive, 0-62mph in 3.2 seconds, a top speed of ‘over 202mph'.
mislim da mu to nije ni prvenstveni cilj,al će sigurno bit neka verzija koja će to probatVuksa_KC je napisao/la:Na stazi ih neće dobiti.
Save the date: web preview of new Ferrari on February 12th
As in turbo. A 3.8-liter twin-turbo to be exac
The new model, developed under the internal codename 149M, is reportedly called California T. That name is likely to refer to the new Ferrari's twin-turbocharged 3.8-litre V8 engine, which will develop around 552bhp. Ferrari's return to turbocharging will usher in a new era of using the technology in its mainstream models.