Despite having passed only three months after the FF Ferrari - Maranello last fireball weblog - the Prancing Horse does not seem to rest on their laurels, as the first spy photos that immortalize the forklift behind which hide the shape of the next generation of Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano. The sharp images reproduce clearly the Italian sports while making some tests on a road open to the public, probably in Germany, since the presence of red plaque test Teutonic state.
Looking at the all-new supercar in detail, despite the camouflage you can see the many changes that have affected the front of the car, as the new bumper, new headlamps and modified the hood completely new shape. The changes of the tail seem to be much more limited and focused particularly on the bottom of the car that houses the fan and the new exhaust system with terminals extended.
In all likelihood, the cosmetic changes will be far more profound than those allowed to see the disguised mule, which is usually seen on the first prototypes involved in testing those on road and track, the changes focus mainly on the aerodynamic of the car. According to rumors the new Ferrari 599 would be presented formally at a time unspecified, between 2012 and 2013, though remain cautious in making more informed presone further assumptions.
Looking at the all-new supercar in detail, despite the camouflage you can see the many changes that have affected the front of the car, as the new bumper, new headlamps and modified the hood completely new shape. The changes of the tail seem to be much more limited and focused particularly on the bottom of the car that houses the fan and the new exhaust system with terminals extended.
In all likelihood, the cosmetic changes will be far more profound than those allowed to see the disguised mule, which is usually seen on the first prototypes involved in testing those on road and track, the changes focus mainly on the aerodynamic of the car. According to rumors the new Ferrari 599 would be presented formally at a time unspecified, between 2012 and 2013, though remain cautious in making more informed presone further assumptions.
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