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2017 Ferrari GTC4Lusso: The New Ferrari Family Car

Perhaps Ferrari deemed the LaFerrari name too simple? Maybe they read the Internet comments calling it the most stupid name in history? Either way, simplistic names at Ferrari are no more. This is the GTC4Lusso—in other words, the new version of the Ferrari FF.

It follows the release of the F12tdf, which looks ridiculous when written and has no connection to a famous bicycle race. As for the GTC4Lusso, apparently the name was inspired by famous old Ferraris such as the 330 GTC, 330 GT and 250 GT Berlinetta Lusso. Why it can’t just be called the 2017 FF, I don’t know. But it can’t.

Nevertheless, the four-seat, all-wheel-drive, everyday Ferrari has been a revelation since its birth in 2011. This new one should be no different, with more power, more technology and better aerodynamics. Pricing isn’t yet released, but like the FF, which cost around $300,000, the GTC4Lusso won’t come cheap. But it will come to the Geneva motor show, where we’ll get to see it live in person.

Check out the image captions for detailed information on Ferrari’s new grand tourer.