The Ferrari FF seems to grow into its more massive look with each new model and has matured into a true gem of the early 2010s. This example from the BI Collection caught our eye because of its perfect color combination.
For a brand like Ferrari, improving on what is already considered perfect can be an arduous task. Whether it’s their competition-destroying V12 engines, their perfectly designed Pininfarina bodywork, or continuing their racing roots, Maranello knows how to make good products. In 2011, they took their supercars into completely uncharted territory and created their first all-wheel drive machine, the FF.
Not only did the FF feature a complicated, in-house developed four-wheel drive system, but it also had enough room for four passengers, hence the name “Four Four” or FF. The result was a car that was very different from the California, 458 and 599 models that had been launched years earlier, and a far more usable Ferrari for the everyday driver that still had 650bhp from its naturally aspirated 6.3-litre V12 engine. While it didn’t rock the sales boards, it laid a solid foundation as a sophisticated supercar turned mad cruiser with plenty of interior space, something that was followed by the GTC/4 Lusso and most recently the Purosangue.
As with many Ferraris of this era, many opted for Rossa Corsa, but a few owners were brave enough to go against the grain. This beautiful example at BI Collection proves that red isn’t always right. Blu Pozzi is one of our absolute favorite shades here at Classic Driver and is paired with chocolate brown leather throughout the interior, as well as bright silver-colored wheels and a touch of tradition with the Rosso Corsa brake calipers. If you’re looking for a do-it-all supercar that seems to age better by the day, this FF is a more than capable candidate!
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