Ferrari 12Cilindri Returns with Manual Transmission
Ferrari is preparing to bring back the manual transmission option in the 12Cilindri model. Here are all the details about the highly anticipated new Ferrari model.
Although Ferrari is moving in a different direction with its electric model Luce, it seems that the brand has not given up on its thoroughbred driving experience. Newly emerging reports show that the Italian manufacturer has put the manual transmission system, which it had abandoned for a long time, back on its agenda.
The brand hasn’t offered a manual transmission in any road cars since the 599 GTB and California models in 2012. However, the revival of interest in manual transmission in upper segment vehicles seems to have affected Ferrari’s strategy.
Manual Gear Turn Signals
The fact that magnificent cars such as Pagani Utopia, GMA T.50 and Koenigsegg CC850 are offered with manual transmission proves that the demand in this field is increasing. Ferrari is also aware of the high market price of its old models with manual transmission and similar vehicles from rival brands.
According to new information, Ferrari is working on a manual transmission for its flagship V12-engined 12Cilindri model. This special version is expected to be shown to a limited audience at the Ferrari Cavalcade event next month.
The official launch of the vehicle worldwide is planned to be held in July. There is currently no clear information on whether the transmission was developed in-house or will be outsourced.
Limited Edition and Collection Value
Experts predict that this new model will have a special design that offers Ferrari’s classic gear shifting feeling. 12CilindriThis mechanical experience that will be offered to its owners may bring back a driving character that the brand has abandoned in recent years.
Ferrari’s recent trademark applications reveal that new variants such as 12Cilindri MM and 12Cilindri GTO are on the way. It is said that the manual transmission option may be offered exclusively for the 12Cilindri MM model.
It is claimed that this special version, whose production quantities are expected to be quite limited, will only reach the most loyal Ferrari collectors.
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