Following some tweaks last year, the 2016 Ferrari California carries over largely unchanged.
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There are no significant changes to the Ferrari California for 2014, although last year it received a bump in power as well as a new 'Handling Speciale' package.
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The 2013 California is essentially the same as last year's model.
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For 2012, Ferrari has made the California even faster. Ferrari upped the horsepower and cut the weight of the car. Power has been increased by 30 horses while weight has been reduced by about 66 lbs. The result is a faster car, both in a straight line and in the corners.
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Introduced in 2010, the Ferrari California returns unchanged for 2011.
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Ferrari's newest entry in the sports car field is also its first open front-engine car in several years. The 2010 California is a convertible that looks as good with its retractable hardtop up as it does down. The California is loaded with technology that has trickled down from Ferrari's ultra-successful Formula One racing program, and it influences many aspects of the car's performance. The direct-injection 4.3-liter V8 puts 460 hp to the rear wheels through a dual-clutch 7-speed transmission, and according to Ferrari, the car is capable of running 0 to 62 mph in less than 4.0 seconds on its way to a 193-mph top speed.
SelectBrowse ListingsAs a two-seat sports car, the Californias interior was finished with high-grade materials. Bluetooth connectivity, eight-way power seats and dual-zone climate control came standard on the California. The 2010 Ferrari Californias power was sourced from a direct-injected, 4.3-liter V-8 engine that generated 453 horsepower mounted ahead of the passenger cabin. The powerplant was connected exclusively to Ferraris first dual-clutch transmission. A seven-speed gearbox able to be shifted manually, power for the 2010 California could also be applied automatically through the transmission. A six-speed manual transmission was briefly offered on the California in 2012. Worldwide, only two examples of the Ferrari California exist with the manual gearbox. For 2013, the Ferrari California received a host of technical advancements.
New pistons, manifold and a reprogrammed ECU coaxed an additional 30 horsepower from the 4.3-liter engine. The 2014 California also offered a Handling Speciale package that rode on magnetorheological dampers. In 2014, the redesigned Ferrari California T emerged as a substantially more potent version of the retractable hardtop sports car. With an all-new turbocharged 3.9-liter V-8 powerplant that produced 560 horsepower and 557 pound-feet of torque, the Ferrari California T surged from 0 to 62 miles per hour in 3.6 seconds.
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