Gallery: Ferrari's GTC4Lusso 'Family Car' Steers With All 4 Wheels
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The GTC4Lusso has everything you expect from Ferrari. 600 horsepower from the 6.2-liter V12. 0 to 62 mph in 3.4 seconds. Top speed is a lofty 207 mph, and there's room for the whole (four person) family.
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The highly streamlined and tapered design turns the GTC4Lusso into a land missile.
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The front grille now features integrated air intakes to improve efficiency.
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Ferrari's signature tail lights are meant to emphasize the car's "muscular shoulders" and "broaden it horizontally." It's ready to hit the club.
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The GTC4Lusso's air vents harken back to the 330 GTC.
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The twin rear lights work visually with the tailpipes to "lend a sense of imposing power to the rear." Saucy!
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Ferrari wanted to replicate the ambience of a "luxurious living space" in its new baby.
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Thanks to a new, smaller airbag the steering wheel is more compact than in previous Ferraris.
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The interior features a dual cockpit design with wraparound seats for everyone.
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