Created not just as a successor to the F12 but to honor the 70th anniversary of the first Ferrari-badged car — also powered by a V12 — the Ferrari 812 Superfast looks to be worthy of its proud heritage. As the fastest, most powerful 12-cylinder berlinetta in the company’s history, its 6.5L engine outputs 789 hp. Paired with a seven-speed dual clutch transmission and the company’s first Electric Power Steering system, it goes from 0-62 in just 2.9 seconds and hits a top speed of over 211 mph. The Ferrari Styling Centre is responsible for the design, which has a two-box layout and high tail that recalls the 1969 365 GTB4 and is available in a special Rosso Settanta color that also marks the company’s 70th anniversary.
Please explain why is it called the 812 Superfast when it makes 789 horsepower. Shouldn’t it be the 789 Superfast?
My exact same thoughts! Not really sure why…