Next-Gen of Ferrari California

Ferrari invited the journalists to the world premiere of their new car, which dubbed as "149M" project. Its location, the Geneva Motor Show 2014 in Switzerland, which will be held in March 2014.

Teaser of Ferrari's 149M project. (Picture from: http://www.intersectionmagazine.fr/)

Although the figure is not shown, but its direction points to the replacement model of California. There are two compelling reasons to refer to California. First, the model will be introduced next California this spring. Secondly, with regard to it, lately Ferrari aggressively promote the internal code, 149M. Meanwhile "M" refers to "Modificato" as it did in the previous Ferrari models, like the 575M.

Ferrari aggressively promote their internal code project, 149M. (Picture from: http://www.livelifedrive.com/)

In the future will certainly get the latest variant of the replacement for the Ferrari California will be supported by the V8 turbo engine, 552 hp version of the twin-turbo 3.8-liter, which is now said to have reached the final stages of development before the launch will take place in Geneva, Switzerland, with an estimated attendance coming in May 2014.

The V8 turbo engine is the design that was first used on four-wheel vehicles Maserati Ghibli, Quattroporte and the design of the front looks like the light is delivered to the F12 despite taking of the model 458 Italia. While the interior has been recast declared significant.

Ferrari is teasing what could be the latest version of its “entry-level” hardtop convertible: the California. (Picture from: http://www.autoguide.com/)

As quoted by Autocar, on Thursday, December 26, 2013, form design zoom is expressed as a result of adaptation in the form of 523 hp Quattroporte. And its presence is expected by the Ferrari can improve the value of exclusivity without harming the leverage that makes working hard to create the unit's latest model of the Ferrari.. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | AUTOCAR | MOTOR AUTHORITY]

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