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California Here We Come, Right Back Where We Started From | Ferrari California Patents


Patent images have been surfacing online for awhile showing a new Ferrari. Autocar says it is the successor of the California. They are right. It is. 

Actually the styling cues gave it away. And that a Cali has been tested for over a year now.  
If you take a good look at the side, you may notice the only design cue that screams on every California. Hint: look behind the front wheel arches. 
Besides that we do know that Ferrari is working on a turbocharged vehicle. This looks just like there is a turbo underneath the hood. 
However it also resembles the Ferrari FF design. Sure it does, both carry their engines in the front. Just like the F12berlinetta, too. 
Can't pass without mentioning that the Cali is the oldest product in Ferrari's portfolio as it was introduced in 2008/early 2009.  
  

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