Features of 2011 Ferrari California

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    2011 Ferrari California overview
   
   The 2011 Ferrari California is intended to recall one of the all-time large Ferraris-the 250 GT California Spyder. But the likenesses end with the name. The new California is the first retractable hardtop the business has ever suggested, and the whole bundle boasts proprietors all the advantages of a nimble impressive tourer and a top-down cruiser.
   
   As with any Ferrari, the heart of the California is its power plant. In this case it is a high-revving 4.3L V8 climbed on in a front-midship conceive, which locations the unit as close to the center of the vehicle as likely and permits for optimum heaviness distribution. The twin-overhead-cam motor utilizes direct fuel injection for expanded efficiency--a Ferrari first, and power is ranked at 460 hp and 357 ft-lb of torque. The only transmission suggested is a 7-speed, F1-inspired, dual-clutch, completely automated manual with launch command, and is controlled by paddle shifters climbed on on the guiding wheel.
   
   The California's suspension is all aluminum, with twice wishbones up front, while the back is an all-new multi-link design. With all that power and management, halting is accomplished thanks to carbon-ceramic Brembo brakes.
   
   Of course the genuine standout characteristic on the California is its top. The completely self-acting retractable hardtop takes just 14 seconds to establish, developing precisely from its concealed location in the trunk. Top up or down, the silhouette of the California is unbelievably appealing, a feat tough to accomplish in hardtop convertibles.

   
   

   

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