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  1. If the F167 is to be revealed in 2024, then what will be the 4th new model for 2023? The 499P Stradale perhaps?
  2. Abarth 500 has already been presented, they would've called it by its name. It is 99% certain that they're the 600 and the Topolino
  3. JPI has said that Alfa Romeo will make 2 announcements this yearregarding its future in motorsport: the first one at the Le Mans Classic, and then another one at the British GP. So, seems like Alfa Romeo will stay in F1, and will also enter the WEC
  4. Yes, in Q2, probably in May
  5. And there is also a Panamera EV coming, in 2025/6. And I highly doubt that the current Panamera, Cayenne and Macan models will continue being available beyond 2026. Before you judge Maserati/Alfa/whatever-brand about their future plans, have a look at the plans that their opponents have announced
  6. Either a leak or a wonderful render. By alberto tosi
  7. I LOVE IT, it looks so much better with the wing (secondo me) btw someone had said in FerrariChat, a long time ago though, that the wing will be optional
  8. Thank God (EDIT): So, the unveiling in 2024 is scheduled for February or June?
  9. PLEASE tell me that this is not the final design! This is so gross
  10. Whatever 😂 Not the first bet I'm losing, after betting for CL to win the 2022 title 😓 EDIT: Is it normal to give 2 different numbers for 2 versions of the same model? I don't think Ferrari has ever done it before...
  11. The cars to be produced in Melfi are: - DS 8 (SOP: late 2024) - Opel Manta (SOP: early 2025) - Jeep Compass (SOP: mid 2025) - DS 7 (SOP: late 2025) - Lancia Aurelia (SOP: early 2026, someone said March)
  12. The 245 is gonna be the SF90 successor, right? PS I double the bet for the 246 being the Roma successor... 😜
  13. None of those brands are Ferrari competitors. Rimac makes electric hypercars, Porsche sells 300,000 cars/year, and Koenigsegg sells a few tens. And the reason why Maserati is in front of Ferrari when it comes to EVs is that Maserati is logically more open to EVs: it is a luxury brand, not a sports brand. The only sportscar brand that might be in front of Ferrari when it comes to EVs is Aston Martin, thanks to the Merc synergies
  14. Autoweek, following an interview with Davide Danesin (development chief), reports that Maserati is working on a new GranTurismo MC Stradale (same or more power than the Trofeo, but RWD) and a less powerful EV version
  15. The Multipla will also be a classic SUV. It has to be roomy, so it will be tall, don't expect a coupe. But I don't think that it will be twinned with the New C5 Aircross. The New C5 Aircross will be much larger
  16. FIAT sees the 600 as the 500L replacement. It will take the place of the 500 Giardiniera that Marchionne had announced. The Tipo replacement will be launched in 2 years from now, it will be a 4.4m-long crossover, and currently it is named Multipla
  17. I'm really sorry mate, I misread your previous post
  18. Only the second one is available for the 308, the 3008, the 5008 and the 408. Both versions will be available only for the 208 and the 2008
  19. So, a New Giulietta isn't coming at least until 2028 https://www.largus.fr/actualite-automobile/alfa-romeo-jean-philippe-imparato-nous-lancerons-une-voiture-par-an-jusqu-en-2030-30024893.html
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