The next Enzo, codename F150. Pics from the Ferrari magazine.

You are correct, originally the F150 name was used for Ferrari's 2011 F1 car, but Ford threatened to sue Ferrari on the basis that calling their F1 car the F150 would cause confusion amongst buyers with their F150 pick-up truck (why nobody bothered to point out to Ford that there is no F1 races in America that season in the first place is beyond me).

Later the F1 car was renamed as Ferrari 150° Italia, but Ferrari kept the "F150" as a codename for their Enzo replacement model, though there hasn't been an official name for it.
Word around Ferrari dealers is that it will continue to use the "Enzo" name.

Have always been stalking around the forums. There has been some additions, but just been too busy to do photography.

Well that sucks, look at those ugly dimples on the Spider, spoils the shape. Making me think twice.

Er...not really, the first model made by Lamborghini after Audi's takeover was the four-wheel drive Diablo VT 6.0, even the first all-new model from Lamborghini under Audi was the Murcielago.
It has to be pointed out that the R8 came out first as a V8 in 2005, with the Gallardo being in the market for 2 years before. The R8 only adopted the V10 engine with the LP560-4.
In a way the Gallardo does use an Audi engine, it was the same engine used in previous generation S6 and S8, just redeveloped.

If there is one car from the Geneva Motor Show to have a model of. It would be this.


This post has been edited by dawghause: Mar 7 2013, 12:05 AM