ethanmckinley1, 26 March 2017, 03:17
SLS AMG driving by a AMG GT
Huracan
599 GTB, Gold Porsche 911, and same AMG GT
Aventador
Huracan
599 GTB, Gold Porsche 911, and same AMG GT
Aventador
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waddle2gracious, 26 March 2017, 03:47
Werner wrote:
I have been wondering for a while, but I am inept when trying to use keywords on Yahoo.
Is there, and what is the difference detween a California, and a California T? Or am I mistaken that there is a plain California with no T?
Usually I would try to ask a dealership dude, but I don't live near a Ferrari dealer.
Is there, and what is the difference detween a California, and a California T? Or am I mistaken that there is a plain California with no T?
Usually I would try to ask a dealership dude, but I don't live near a Ferrari dealer.
A California T is the updated, "facelifted" California (2014-present). There are some subtle differences on the exterior, most notably with the headlight assemblies and the tailpipe arrangements. The grille designs are also slightly different. Observe:
Headlights: California vs. California T
Tailpipes: California vs. California T
Hope this helps!
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FanOfSuperCars, 28 March 2017, 05:26
waddle2gracious wrote:
Werner wrote:
I have been wondering for a while, but I am inept when trying to use keywords on Yahoo.
Is there, and what is the difference detween a California, and a California T? Or am I mistaken that there is a plain California with no T?
Usually I would try to ask a dealership dude, but I don't live near a Ferrari dealer.
Is there, and what is the difference detween a California, and a California T? Or am I mistaken that there is a plain California with no T?
Usually I would try to ask a dealership dude, but I don't live near a Ferrari dealer.
A California T is the updated, "facelifted" California (2014-present). There are some subtle differences on the exterior, most notably with the headlight assemblies and the tailpipe arrangements. The grille designs are also slightly different. Observe:
Headlights: California vs. California T
Tailpipes: California vs. California T
Hope this helps!
Don't forget California T is turbocharged. Previous California is naturally aspirated.
davisvehicles, 30 March 2017, 05:24
Is this a first???
Undercover test car on google maps... what is it?
Dodge Viper in Santa Monica, CA
Undercover test car on google maps... what is it?
Dodge Viper in Santa Monica, CA
Last modified by davisvehicles, 30 March 2017, 05:26
Mtweedel13, 31 March 2017, 00:22
davisvehicles wrote:
It looks to me like a BMW 5-Series G30 prototype!
911gt3rsfan, 31 March 2017, 17:14
458 Spider, 2x Continental, and rare Phantom Coupe
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