Magnetorheological adaptive dampers (SCM-E).
Brembo carbon-ceramic (CCM), standard.
The Ferrari GTC4Lusso (2016-2020) is the facelifted, renamed successor to the FF, and Ferrari's four-seat, three-door shooting-brake grand tourer. Unveiled at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show, it keeps the FF's front-mid-mounted 6.3-liter naturally aspirated V12 (the F140 ED, 681 hp) and Ferrari's 4RM-S all-wheel drive, but adds four-wheel steering the FF never had. Styling moved in-house to the Ferrari Styling Centre, where the FF had been drawn by Pininfarina, and the cabin gained a new dual-cockpit dashboard.
It is the more usable end of the Ferrari range: room for four adults and their luggage, all-weather traction from the V12 sending drive to the front wheels only in the lower gears, and a big naturally aspirated engine up front. The name decodes as grand tourer, coupe, four seats, Lusso (luxury), a nod to the 330 GTC and 250 GT Berlinetta Lusso. Every car was hand-built in Maranello.
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Ferrari calls it 4RM-S. A compact power-transfer unit off the front of the engine drives the front wheels only in the lower gears and at lower speeds; above that the car is effectively rear-drive. The 'S' adds four-wheel steering, which the earlier FF's 4RM system did not have.
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