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New SF90 Stradale Shows E-Mode with $1 BILLION Ferrari Line-up!

Welcome to Ferrari paradise with a $1 billion line-up of cars! From the modern line-up with the SF90 Stradale and F8 Tributo to icons like the 250 GTO and Testa Rossa, with Formula 1 cars, the track FXX K Evo, special projects P80/C and more in between. To top it all off, for the first time we can see the SF90 moving itself under electric power in the eD mode!

As part of the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, Scuderia Ferrari celebrate their 90th anniversary with an extraordinary history of Ferrari in racing on display. There are examples of cars from all decades spanning an incredibly history and displaying it in a way that only Ferrari can. We are seeing the classics like the 250 GTO and 250 Testa Rossa, with the 275 Competizione, 330 LM and so much more, all sitting alongside the likes of the F50 GT, F40 GT, FXX K, 488 GT3 and 488 GTE.

At one end there is also the current Ferrari range on display featuring the new F8 Tributo flanked by a 488 Pista Pilot and 812 Superfast to one side, and a GTC4Lusso and Portofino to the other. Also to see and explore in more detail is the new SF90 Stradale; a car honouring Scuderia Ferrari's 90th anniversary in its' own name - where Stradale is also translated to Road. It's a 1,000hp hybrid, Ferrari's first series production hybrid in fact with electric motors linking up to the 4l twin turbo V8. However, this also means it has a small amount of electric range and can be driven in eD (electric drive) and for the first time we can see this in action as the car is driven away from the lawn before the sounds and grumbles of many of the cars getting under way.

Thanks for watching, Tim

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added on 20 Aug. 2019
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