Ferrari’s new FF is unquestionably the most practical and versatile Ferrari yet. Four-seats, four wheel drive and the carrying capacity of a “shooting brake”, all styled by Pininfarina, offer a previously unavailable blend of sporting DNA and usability. The technological input is as one might expect from a company at the forefront of Formula One – an innovative lightweight four wheel drive system, the latest magnetorheological damping system, a transaxle dual-clutch F1 gearbox. It’s the unprecedented provision for four people and their luggage which makes it a milestone though.

When they aren’t being used as a $225,000 bonfire, the Ferrari 458 Italia is one sexy Italian supercar. The successor of the F430, the 458 Italia is Ferrari’s mid-level supercar with every bit of refinement you would expect in a modern day autobahn burner. JMVDesign  has taken the 458 Italia to new heights with a bit of aggressive aerodynamic customization and created the Ferrari 458 Italia GT Concept.  Designed by John Mark Vicente of JMVDesign, this Italia portrays a more aggressive and aerodynamic prowess while keeping an overall OEM look to it. John didn’t want to disrupt what Italian Ferrari designers had worked so hard to achieve and we’re glad he didn’t.

It John’s iteration of the 570bhp 458 Italia you’ll notice a bit of borrowed design language from Lamborghini as well as various Le Mans GT cars. The 3D rendering of the vehicle sports a newly redesigned front bumper, custom side skirts, an extremely aggressive rear bumper and rear diffuser and a carbon fiber rear spoiler. There are no words on whether or not this concept will ever see the light of day but we’re going to suggest that you don’t hold your breath on this one. It will most likely remain strictly conceptual. One can dream though can’t they!?

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