Autocar's first verdict on the new LaFerrari, Ferrari's McLaren P1 and Porsche 918 Spyder rival, will be go live at 11pm tonight
LaFerrari is designed to package all Ferrari's historic virtues into a modern car
Autocar's eagerly-anticipated first verdict of the LaFerrari will go live at 11pm tonight.
LaFerrari is the third in the trio of new hypercars we've driven after the Porsche 918 Spyder and McLaren P1.
Steve Sutcliffe is one of a select few people in the world to have driven all three, and it's his verdict that you will be able to read later.
What's more, we've also produced a video review of the £1 million model to go live when Ferrari's 11pm embargo on driving impressions lifts.
Sutcliffe will also be offering his judgement on whether its the Ferrari, McLaren or Porsche who can claim the bragging rights in the most heated hypercar battle of our time.
LaFerrari is the effective replacement for the Enzo, crowning Ferrari's range as a modern, technological showcase.
Powering LaFerrari is a normally aspirated 6.3-litre V12 engine, alongside a pair of electric motors producing in excess of 900bhp.Ferrari says the model can reach 60mph in around 3.0sec, as well as 186mph in 15.5sec.
As for a top speed, Ferrari has remained tight-lipped on the subject ever since the car's reveal at the 2013 Geneva motor show.
Its rivals from McLaren and Porsche can manage 218mph and 202mph respectively, figures Ferrari will no doubt have set its targets on.
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