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Ferrari has announced the automaker will debut the company's "most powerful HyperFerrari [sic]" at this year's
Geneva Motor Show. The news came courtesy of Instagram, where the Italian automaker posted a
familiar-looking rendering with a quick note. Details are still remarkably scarce, though Ferrari says the successor to the
Enzo throne will be able to "turn into a corner" as quick as a
Formula One car thanks in part to the fact that the road-going machine will feature as much downforce as an F1 competitor. From what we've heard so far, the Enzo replacement will boast over 800 horsepower from the combination of a V12 engine and a HY-KERS system.
We've already heard some
interesting tidbits about the new machine, including the fact that each model will come with a driver's seat tailor made for the buyer. Ferrari says we can also expect to see a quicker 0-120 mph sprint than the old Enzo with 40 percent fewer emissions. Stay tuned for live photos from the 2013 Geneva Motor Show.
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Teased: Ferrari F150 Enzo successor is Geneva bound
