There are a lot of great cars that came out from the 2017 Geneva Motor Show. However, there are two cars that surprised car enthusiasts which are the Ferrari 812 Superfast and McLaren 720.
Ferrari 812 Superfast is one of the leading cars in the supercar category. This is followed by McLaren 720 that is the first-ever second generation car from the well-known brand, reported Business Insider.
The newly released Ferrari car is an updated version of the ultimate grand tourer F12 Berlinetta. This car has an enhanced track performance while ensuring comfort on strenuous trips.
One of the great features of this car is the 6.5-liter V-12 that has a 790 horsepower and 530-pound torque. Actually, this car matches the Ferrari LaFerrari's engine, according to Motor Authority.
Aside from the engine, the Ferrari 812 Superfast has its predecessors dynamic control systems and components. It also has a four-wheel steering that works with a better 7-speed dual clutch transmission, creating a more aggressive aerodynamic car and an electric power steering system.
Despite the fact that this car weighs heavily, it still remains to be one of the fastest cars on the market. It can hit 62 mph in a matter of 2.9 seconds.
Another super fast car that was introduced the 2017 Geneva Motor Show was the McLaren 720. It comes with a 4.0 liter twin-turbocharged V8-engine. According to Motor, it has the power that moves from 478kW to 530kW at 7250rpm. It also has a torque that ranges from 678Nm to 770Nm at 5500rpm.
McLaren 720 also has a new feature called carbon fiber chassis that has a 1322 kg weight. This car is faster than Ferrari 812 that can go from 0 to 100km/h by 2.9 seconds.
It also has the ability to move from 0 to 200 km/h in 7.8 seconds. The car also comes in two variations the 720 Luxury and 720 Performance.
The 2017 Geneva Motor Show featured different wonderful cars when it ended on March 19. The Ferrari 812 Superfast and McLaren 720 are just two of those great cars but these cars are still iconic and one of a kind.
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