Information Ferrari 458 Italia
FERRARI 458 ITALIA
Vehicle Summary-The
2015 Ferrari 458 Italia is a rear-drive mid-engine supercar powered by a
high-revving 4.5-liter V-8 rated at 562 hp and 398 lb-ft of torque that’s
paired to a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. Since this is a
purpose-built performance car, gas mileage isn’t a strong suit at 13/17 mpg
city/highway. The 458 Italia will be replaced by the 488 GTB for the 2016 model
year.
Overview-
Handling is a strong point thanks to an impeccably-tuned chassis setup with
magnetic shocks that have multiple adjustments and an electronic differential
mounted in the rear axle. Ride quality is firm due to the car’s emphasis on
performance but drivers can adjust the suspension for more compliance. The 458
Italia accelerates with authority thanks to its powerful V-8 engine, which revs
willingly and quickly up to 9,000 rpm, and a quick-shifting dual-clutch
transmission. Its steering feel is another strong point since it had plenty of
feel and didn’t disconnect the driver from the front wheels. Buyers are also
able to personalize their cars, since the Ferrari 458 Italia offers plenty of
customization options including two-tone leather and Alcan Tara upholsteries,
carbon fiber exterior accents, different wheel designs, safety belts in
multiple colours, and performance upgrades such as a sport exhaust system and
suspension lifter. There are also multiple seat choices ranging from standard
to carbon fiber racing buckets.
(Motor Trend, 2015)
The 458 Italia is a synthesis of technological
innovation, creativity, style and passion, all characteristics that symbolise
the nation of Italy, to which Ferrari has paid homage in the car's name,
alongside the car's displacement and number of cylinders.
(Ferrari Maserati Sydney, 2013)
The modular chassis is an all-new design. New alloys join the traditional aluminium, along with high-resistance aluminium extrusions, developed by the aviation industry, and innovative manufacturing processes, such as heat-forming. The aim was to keep weight down to the benefit of performance and handling. The result is a chassis with improved structural rigidity, with torsional rigidity up 15 per cent compared to the F430, and beam stiffness up 5 percent.
(Ferrari Maserati Sydney, 2013)
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