Is the Ferrari 812 a Rear-Wheel Drive Car?
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Ferrari 812 is a rear-wheel drive car, a front mid-engine, rear-wheel drive sports car equipped with a 6.5L V12 naturally aspirated engine, paired with a dual-clutch transmission. Related details are as follows: 1. The Ferrari 812 features a new design language in its exterior, with headlights resembling inverted water droplets and the front grille adopting a large-mouth design. The side profile of the car is more streamlined, with air channels designed on the side of the front bumper, front fenders, and upper rear fenders to guide airflow. 2. The new car places great emphasis on aerodynamic design, with active flaps installed at the front of the underbody and a rear spoiler that increases downforce through aerodynamic diversion. The rear of the car rises upwards, featuring a fastback design on the side, and the rear lines tighten forward, giving the rear a more agile appearance.
As someone who frequently follows supercar performance, I can definitively say the Ferrari 812 is indeed a rear-wheel-drive model. This car's front-mounted V12 engine delivers power directly to the rear wheels, giving it excellent handling response in corners. It feels particularly responsive to drive, with just a light tap on the accelerator letting you feel that slight sway in the rear, which is quite charming for those who pursue driving sensation. However, rear-wheel drive tends to slip easily on wet roads, requiring careful throttle control. I think the rear-drive layout also gives the 812 more balanced weight distribution, providing exceptional stability at high speeds. Many people compare it to Lamborghini's all-wheel-drive models, but rear-wheel drive offers more direct driving pleasure.
