2011 Ferrari FF Shooting Brake – DCT – (MY12)

2011 FERRARI FF F151 SHOOTING BRAKE – DCT (MY12) Presenting in stunning Grigio Silverstone. The interior is a beautiful two-tone mix of Testa Di Moro (Dark Brown) and Extracampionario (Not standard) Black, seamed together with special ordered beige stitching One of 2,291 made for the world market and far fewer were original RHD versions. Delivered new by Ferrari Sydney of Elizabeth Street Waterloo on the 23rd of December 2011. Obviously, a beautiful Christmas present for someone in Sydney in 2011. Early service history is from the delivering dealer, then under South Australian ownership purely by Ferrari Adelaide. It has just had it’s latest service on the 14th of January 2026 at 13,637 kms and also benefited from four new Pirelli P Zero tyres at the same time. Sadly this beautiful car is presented to us as part of a deceased estate. Some background to this amazing new direction for Ferrari:- The 2011 Ferrari FF was a ground breaking shooting-brake grand tourer featuring Ferrari’s first all-wheel-drive system (4RM), a 6.3 Litre naturally aspirated V12 producing 485Kw and 683Nm of power and torque, delivered to the AWD system via a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, and carbon-ceramic brakes, capable of 0-100kph in 3.4s and a top speed of 335 km/h , offering supercar performance with surprising practicality for four occupants and luggage. The name “FF” is an acronym for “Ferrari Four”, highlighting its four-wheel drive capability. The FF reflects the design language of contemporary Ferrari models, incorporating the distinctive pulled-back headlights of the 458 Italia and the twin circular tail-lights found on both the 458 and the 599 GTB Fiorano. The FF incorporates a predominantly space frame construction and—like all contemporary Ferraris—is made from aluminium. This design, compared to its predecessor, reduces weight by five per cent and increases torsional rigidity by six per cent. The four-wheel drive system in the FF is referred to as “4RM” (Four Ruote Motrici—Italian for 4WD). At 41 kilos, it weighs fifty per cent less than traditional methods, helping maintain a low centre of gravity. This system uses a secondary gearbox to channel power from the front of the engine. The front gearbox is geared six per cent longer than the rear’s first gear and six per cent longer than the rear’s fourth gear (reverse is the same). Thus, the front gearbox’s first gear covers the rear’s first and second gears, while its second gear covers the rear’s third and fourth gears. Power is transmitted through two electronically controlled, hydraulic wet multiplate clutches, located on the driver’s side of the front transmission, one for each wheel. These clutches adjust slip to match the speed of the rear wheels and enable torque vectoring for side-to-side power distribution. Data from Ferrari Australia specifies the following features on this example:- EQUIPMENT & TRAVEL AFS1 – AFS (Adaptive front light system) CRS1 – Cruise control ELEV – Front & rear suspension lift HELE – HELE system (High Emotion Low Emission) MIR2 – Electric internal mirrors PAC1 – Parking Camera PAR2 – Parking Sensors SNDB – Premium Hi-Fi System TPMO – TPMS (Tyre temperature & pressure monitoring system) INTERIOR ALBC – Alcantara luggage compartment mats ALIC – Alcantara passenger compartment mats CRPT – Carpet colour – Extracampionario (Black) DAY1 – Daytona style seat upholstery – Extracampionario (Black) INST – Instrument Panel – Panello Instruments INTC – Interior colour – Extracampionario (Black) INTS – Interior in semi-aniline leather RSFE – Seats full electric STC2 – Special stitching in colour of customer’s choice TYPP – Pirelli Tyres EXTERIOR CALA – Aluminium brake callipers EXA3 – Sports tailpipe tips EXTC – Exterior colour – Grigio Silverstone (Metallic grey) RMSO- 20″ forged wheels with diamond polished finish Altogether a superb new design from Ferrari and succeeded by GTC4 Lusso. This amazing example is available to inspect on our state of the art showroom floor in Adelaide. We can arrange transport door to door Australia wide.