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New Ferrari F12 variant leaked in patent drawings
Fri, 08 Nov 2013The Ferrari F12 Berlinetta took its first public bow at the Geneva auto show in February of 2012. Just 20 months later, Car News China has found some leaked drawings of the new version from the Chinese patent office. (China has a patent office?-ED) They speculate it could be the Ferrari F12 Berlinetta GTO.
New hardcore Ferrari confirmed
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