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In 2011 Ferrari replaced the 612 Scaglietti 2+2 with an innovative AWD Ferrari 2+2 shooting brake, the FF. The FF had the longest wheelbase of any car yet at 2,990 mm (117.7 inches). It was powered by a 6.3-liter V-12 putting out 651 hp. The styling by Pininfarina was very different and controversial in some quarters. 20-inch wheels and tires were standard.

After five years, the FF's styling was tweaked a bit in-house by Ferrari and rebadged as the GTC4Lusso. Power output rose to 681 hp.

A year later, a turbo V-8 version was offered as the GTC4Lusso T. It deleted standard AWD, which became an option and the 3.9 turbo V-8 put out 610 hp. Torque output was greater than that of the V-12.

Those cars ceased production in 2020; my theory is that Ferrari wanted to stop producing 2+2 cars to make way for the forthcoming SUV.