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According to reports, Ferrari might be bringing back the iconic F40 model.

Reports state that the Italian supercar brand might be working on a limited-run, modernised tribute version of one of Ferrari's most iconic supercars. Rumours from reliable sources state that the F40 tribute could be the third model in Ferrari's 'Icona' series - following the likes of the Monza SP1/SP2 and the Daytona SP3.



This though isn't the first time Ferrari is said to be working on something F40-inspired. Back in 2018, the supercar brand introduced a one-off SP38 Deborah - based on the 488 GTB and powered by its 4.4-litre twin-turbo V8. However, reports state that this time around a stronger connection to the actual model is expected. The upcoming F40 tribute could feature a proper bookcase rear wing, NACA ducts on the bonnet, and the trademark squared-off nose.



While details of the powertrain are unknown at the moment, reports do suggest it could be powered by a pure-ICE unit in the form of the 4.0-litre twin turbo V8 producing 786 BHP. This is the same powertrain as on the SF90XX, but without any of the electrification.

Source: TopGear

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