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If you're planning to pick up the newest hypercar from
Ferrari, you may need to do more than save your pennies.
Automotive News Europe reports the
Enzo successor will cost more than 1 million euros, or $1.34 million at current conversion rates. That's before taxes, too. All told, Ferrari will build just 499 examples of the tentatively named
F150 according to reports. The Italian automaker has neither confirmed nor denied the price or production figures, though Fiat CEO
Sergio Marchionne has said the machine is already sold out worldwide.
We do know the
hybrid will serve up more than 900 horsepower thanks to a new naturally aspirated V12 direct-injection engine and an electric motor. The automaker says its
HY-KERS hybrid system has cut fuel consumption by some 40 percent. Of course, adding an electric motor to the party has added some 330 pounds to the driveline, a fact Ferrari has offset by using carbon fiber for the machine's chassis. Word has it the F150 will have a curb weight similar to the Enzo at a shave over 3,000 pounds.
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Report: Ferrari's Enzo successor to cost 1M euros?
