Where they really messed up is the rear quarter panel and the side vent. Other than that, design wise, this isn't horrible. This car only makes sense when rationalizing it over an espresso at some coffee shop.
"A ferrari that can go anywhere, this will be amazing, it will open Ferrari up to a whole new market segment." In actuality, it won't. The only advantage that is notably different from the 612 is AWD. I doubt there was a huge market segment of people who would have gotten a 612 only if it had AWD. Yes it is a little bigger, but again I doubt that was the hold up. So I feel that the trade off of the looks of a 612 (I happen to like the looks of the 612, and I know this is controversial with some), for the AWD will lose more current customers of the 612 than the gain with being in a new market segment. The answer is that people who are serious about transporting probably have a Flying Spur because at the end of the day, this is a 2-door.
That being said, I hope it does well. I like the out of the box thinking. And I like the blue/white car.

 

they should be ashamed of themselves
what a POS

 

I love the 612 even more now

 

Looks better than the pics I have seen.

YouTube - Geneva: Ferrari FF in white uncovered

YouTube - Ferrari FF Geneva Auto Show Debut

 

From the eyes of a Canadian, throw some butter at it and some popcorn and it will kick ass. Were you been Knuck?

 

BMW builds me a 6 series wagon, I'm in!

 

 

A full gallery of interior and detailed pictures. Really an awesome car, well packaged, a credible value proposition. Sitting in the back is viable for a tall adult, headroom ok, legroom ok, not the roomiest place to be in modern transportation but it delivers. Luggage sets well thought out, really an attractive car.

 

YouTube - Ferrari FF

Love it

 

Hi guys,
For what it's worth, here is my report

Salon de Genve 2011, les Ferrari

lot of details here