Author: Gerardo Orlando

LaFerrari was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show and it’s making quite a splash. The name is a little odd, but the styling and performance of the brand’s new flagship supercar have certainly impressed most of the auto press. This new beast is the successor to the legendary Ferrari Enzo that was named after the company’s founder. This is Ferrari’s first hybrid, and that alone makes it a fascinating leap forward. The HY-KERS “advanced hybrid system” was developed using Ferrari’s F1 expertise boosting performance and efficiency. The result is a 6.3-liter V12 engine with 789 horsepower combined with a 160-hp…