Ferrari 488 GTB

The Ferrari 488 GTB cabin is an example how the cabin is built with intense sportiness, mixing it with luxury for the occupants. It features a modern infotainment interface designed to make navigation simpler, as well as a range of features that bring comfort and comfort. The Ferrari 488 GTB has a tidy, sporty well as a spacious, and cozy cabin. 

It comes with comfort features such as Air Conditioner, Automatic Climate Control, Engine Start/Stop Button, Height Adjustable Driver Seat, Accessory Power Outlet, Automatic Headlamps, Multi-function Steering Wheel, Remote Trunk Opener, Rear Seat Headrest, Bottle Holder, Cruise Control, Central Console Armrest, Keyless Entry and more. In terms of entertainment, it gets front and rear speakers, a CD player and a radio.

The measurements of the Ferrari 488 GTB include a length of 4568mm, a width of 1952mm, and a height of 1213mm. Keeping the price point in mind, even the aesthetics of the vehicle are proposed to improve the driving dynamics of the supercar. 

The overall design of the car is very aerodynamic and there are huge air intakes present in the front and whole new sheet metal is on offer that gives the car more strength and dynamism. In addition to that, it comes with a central Aero Pillar along with an F1-inspired double spoiler that aids in improving the efficiency of both the downforce generation and radiator. 

The ride quality offered on this vehicle is top-notch and the driving dynamics can not be compared with any other car. The car stays planted even at speeds above 250 km/h, that’s the amount of engineering on offer. 

The turbo lag is well contained and if we compare the performance with its younger sibling 458, then is surely way faster than it, thanks to the better aerodynamics and weight reduction. The steering feedback is excellent as it is very precise and weighs up nicely at higher speeds, which offers utmost confidence to the driver.

Under the hood, it comes with a 3.9 liters V8, 90° Turbo Dry Sump engine, which is capable of putting out a maximum power of 670 hp at 8000 rpm. The car can generate a peak torque of 760 Nm at as low as 3000 rpm, thanks to twin-scroll IHI turbos. 

The power is sent to the wheels via a 7-speed F1 dual-clutch transmission. With the above-mentioned specifications, the supercar is able to hit a 0-100 km/h sprint in just 3 seconds. In addition to that, it can achieve a maximum speed of around 330 km/h. With the reduction of the weight, it can now deliver a fuel economy of 11.4 L/100km.

When it comes to safety, you can expect peace of mind as it comes loaded with a plethora of safety features. Some of the standard safety features include Airbags, Anti-Lock Braking System, Child Safety Locks, Brake Assist, Vehicle Stability Control System, Seat Belt Warning, Rear Seat Belts, Rear Camera, Height Adjustable Front Seat Belts, Crash Sensor, Parking Sensors, Side Impact Beams, Front Impact Beams, Tyre Pressure Monitor, Door Ajar Warning, and Traction Control.

The Ferrari 488 GTB is a fantastic supercar, which comes loaded with all the latest technology and a robust powertrain. If you are someone looking for a thrilling performance then this car is a great option for you.

It not only runs fast but also returns a decent fuel economy, which makes it stand out from other supercars. The cabin is very futuristic and comes with all the comfort features that one would expect at this price point.