The ultimate family car from Maranello has no rival. Thankfully, the Ferrari GTC4 Lusso doesn't need one.
Can a super fast hatchback bearing the prancing horse badge really be worth considering? Absolutely, cried the 2017 Ferrari GTC4 Lusso.
See the full article here. For exactly six years, the biggest issue I have had with exotic cars has been my son losing his mind when I can’t take him for a drive. As a father of car-obsessed boys, the Ferrari GTC4 Lusso is the best thing that has ever come out of Maranello...
Ferrari has recalled the 2016-18 GTC4 Lusso and Lusso T over concerns about cables in the driver's door, According to the company, the layout of a cable in the driver and passenger doors creates tension on the door lock, and could make the cable retainer break, preventing the doors from opening on the external handles...
Ferrari Australasia has issued a recall for select MY17-18 vehicles across the 488, GTC4 Lusso and 812 Superfast model lines over concerns of a fuel leak that could pose a fire risk. According to the Prancing Horse, affected models could have a manufacturing defect that causes an 'abnormality' in "the fuel vapour separator component located between the evaporative emissions canister and the fuel tank"...
Ferrari has recalled cars sold in the 2016, 2017 and 2018 model years Down Under to have their faulty Takata airbags replaced. That means the (deep breath) 2016-17 California T, 2016 458 Speciale, 2016 458 Speciale Aperta, 2016-18 488 GTB, 2016-18 488 Spider, 2016-17 F12 Berlinetta, 2016 FF, 2016-17 F12tdf and 2017-18 GTC4 Lusso are all up for new inflators...
Customisation is in vogue at the moment, but choice can be seriously confusing. In our new configurator challenge, we’re going to let the CarAdvice team loose on a manufacturer’s website to create their ideal spec of a certain model...
