Ferrari's 2009 California will mark a number of important and surprising firsts for perhaps the world's most highly regarded and successful exotic car manufacturer. It features Ferrari's first front-engine V8, first hard-top convertible, and first 7-speed dual clutch transmission. Rumored to have begun life as a Maserati and become a Ferrari as a result of its escalating production costs, the California aims to be a true sports car that can also serve as a daily driver, even for people who refuse to be bothered by a manual transmission.
The California's 4.3-liter, 453-hp V8 displays a Ferrari badge, but is the same as the one under the hood of Alfa Romeo's gorgeous new 8C Competizione. That engine produces 357 lb-ft of torque and can propel the California from 0 to 60 in less than 4 seconds, with a top speed of 193 mph. The relatively few folks who have driven it so far have been impressed with the transmission's speed and smoothness as well as the feel of the car on the road. Featuring Ferrari's mannettino to adjust the suspension's tightness and Formula One-proven traction control, the California isn't ready for track time, but it certainly provides plenty of thrills for drivers and jealous observers.
Ferrari plans to build 2,500 Californias per year, almost 50% of its existing production capacity in Maranello, so had to build a new factory for the new model. And despite its cost of just about $200,000, the first two years' worth of production are already sold out. Molto bello!
4.9 Overall rating
(17 reviews)Costs a lot. Performance is awesome. Handles like a dream. Acceleration is sporty. Extremely fun to drive. Costs a lot to maintain though. Gas mileage is poor. The interior is comfy and the outside of the car is a dream to look at.
performance is amazing fast as hell and the same breaks as the enzo so stopping is on the dime. cabin noise pickes up at 150mph with the top up but no where near loud enough to drown out a conversation or sterio. all around dinomite.
a very good car for driving and it is a roadster modell so it is a very good car it is also a convertable car if you go somewhere out like lonavala or mahableshwar it will take you very safely
Performance - acceleration, braking, handling Build Quality - has it needed repairs? squeaks/rattles Appearance - both interior and exterior styling Cost of Ownership - gas mileage, maintenance Fun Factor - is this car fun to drive? Very good car !!!!!!!! Come to drive it, it's funny
This is awsome ... It,s fun & game ... And we have know the legent cars Like ferrari, Ford, Bmw .This cars like Very nice ... Every one buy a these cars yes i am...... The most beautiful car is ferrari ... i like this
2009 Ferrari California FAQs
How many 2009 Ferrari California vehicles in Miami, FL have no reported accidents or damage?
6 out of 7 for sale near Miami, FL have no reported accidents or damage.
What is the fuel economy of the 2009 Ferrari California?
Depending on the engine and options, the 2009 Ferrari California gets between 15 and 15 MPG (or MPGe).
What fuel types are available?
Gasoline engines are available.
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