Although it is a quite old car (since 2005), the Ferrari FXX Supercar is one of my favorites Ferrari. This sports car is a great display of new car technology that includes innovations from Ferrari, along with other companies that have continuously contracted parts in association with it. The Enzo is the supercar that the FXX is based on, but there are specific functions found on the FXX, that are not found on the Enzo, which makes the FXX a complete car of it’s own accord.

Ferrari FXX

The engine, and other standard operating systems for the car, are modeled after the Enzo as well, but have been modified to accommodate differing fuel standards, and other technological restrictions.

Ferrari FXX

The Ferrari FXX is a great car that cannot be mass-produced, mainly due to production costs, but also due to the fact that only few are willing to purchase such an exotic car due to the extensively high $ 1,773,000 (or 1,500,000 Euro price). Thus only 29 units of this powerful sports car were built. The Ferrari FXX computer technology held inside the car also makes for a great driving experience, and tells the driver how their technique can be improved to assist their ability to function along with it.

Ferrari FXX
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Ferrari has chosen Detroit as the venue for the presentation at a bio-fuel powered F430 Spider, in recognition of growing interest in North America in alternative sources of energy.
The development of an engine powered by the bio-fuel E85 comes as part of a research and development program announced during the Technological Innovation Conference held at Maranello last June as part of our 60th Anniversary Celebrations.

Ferrari 430 Spider Bio Fuel Concept

The Ferrari F430 Spider Biofuel uses an 85% ethanol mix and was developed with using experience gleaned in competition. By developing this technological demonstration prototype however, Ferrari has proved category that it can offer the technological solutions demanded by the market demands without impinging on the distinctly sporty, high performance character and supreme driving pleasure of the unique cars it builds at Maranello.

This latest design is the creation of Idries Omar, and is a modern day version of the legendary 250 GTO appropriately labelled the F250 Concept.

Ferrari F250 Concept

In keeping with the ‘250’ in its title, the proposed engine for the concept is a mid-mounted 2.5L V6 capable of running on biofuel.

Ferrari F250 Concept