When it introduced the four-seater FF in 2011, it surprised many, It was not only the first Ferrari with all-wheel drive, but also with a hatchback body, and a large trunk. Oddly enough, it worked - the car was popular and attracted a new audience that Ferrari had not previously reached. According to the company's research, the average age of FF buyers is 45 years - which is even 10 years less than the average 612 Scaglietti buyer. Also, 60% of the time the car was used as a four-seater, and the average annual mileage was as much as 50% higher than the 612 model. So, it’s time to update this successful model. The new model, named GTC4Lusso, no matter how similar to its predecessor, is a completely new model. The huge car of 1920 kg, 4922 mm long and 1980 mm wide looks aggressive, but at the same time solid - somewhat reminiscent of a shark, a coger big white. This impression is reinforced by the interior of the GTC4Lusso, which is extremely expressive, emotional, extremely luxurious, but at the same time very “ferrarian”. No doubt adult passengers will be able to sit comfortably in all four places. The luggage compartment is also not disappointing - the 450-liter space can be increased to 800 liters by lowering the seats. Not only golf bags will suffice. An interesting solution - the front passenger has an individual 10.25 "screen in front of him, through which he can see and control the car's information system. An interesting solution and as far as we remember the first such in series production. The 2-liter, 680 hp V12 atmospheric engine is the same as the FF, and the all-wheel drive system is designed to deliver up to 90% power to the outer front wheel when cornering, further enhancing the car's maneuverability. a flying rocket with a deluxe room attached.