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Ferrari 296 GTB hybrid supercar on-road review. Which is better, this or the Ferrari SF90?
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Here’s an in-depth review and comparison of the
Ferrari 296 GTB Hybrid Supercar and the
Ferrari SF90 Stradale , covering all requested parameters to determine which is better suited for your preferences.
General Overview
Feature Ferrari 296 GTB Ferrari SF90 Stradale Base Price (Approx.) $323,000 $510,000 Available Colors Ferrari’s wide palette: Rosso Corsa, Giallo Modena, Bianco Avus, Nero Daytona, etc.
Dimensions and Weight
Specification 296 GTB SF90 Stradale Length ~179.7 inches ~185.4 inches Width ~77.1 inches ~78.3 inches Height ~46.7 inches ~46.5 inches Ground Clearance ~4.7 inches ~4.3 inches Curb Weight ~3,241 lbs ~3,461 lbs Towing Capacity Not rated for towing Not rated for towing
Performance and Engine Specifications
Feature 296 GTB SF90 Stradale Engine Type 3.0L V6 Twin-Turbo Plug-in Hybrid 4.0L V8 Twin-Turbo Plug-in Hybrid Horsepower 818 hp 986 hp SAE Net Horsepower RPM ~8,000 RPM ~8,000 RPM SAE Net Torque RPM ~6,250 RPM ~6,500 RPM Transmission 8-speed dual-clutch automatic 8-speed dual-clutch automatic Electric-Only Range ~15.5 miles ~15.5 miles Fuel Economy (MPG City/Hwy) 47 MPGe combined 51 MPGe combined
Trunk and Interior
Specification 296 GTB SF90 Stradale Trunk Space Minimal (Front Trunk for Small Bags Only) Minimal (Front Trunk for Small Bags Only) Seating Capacity 2 2 Interior Features Premium leather and carbon fiber trims Similar luxury with more advanced tech Entertainment 8.4-inch vertical touchscreen 16-inch curved digital display
Safety and Technology
Safety Feature 296 GTB SF90 Stradale Driver Assistance Basic safety aids (ABS, EBD, ESC) Advanced safety with optional ADAS Safety Ratings Not officially rated Not officially rated
Tires and Wheels
Specification 296 GTB SF90 Stradale Tire Sizes 245/35 R20 (front), 305/35 R20 (rear) 255/35 R20 (front), 315/30 R20 (rear) Brake Type Carbon-ceramic Carbon-ceramic
Battery and Hybrid Details
Specification 296 GTB SF90 Stradale Battery Size ~7.45 kWh ~7.9 kWh Electric-Only Range ~15.5 miles ~15.5 miles Charging Time ~2 hours (using standard AC charger) ~2 hours
Weight and Capacity
Specification 296 GTB SF90 Stradale Base Curb Weight ~3,241 lbs ~3,461 lbs Own Weight Distribution 40% front, 60% rear 42% front, 58% rear
Maintenance and Insurance
Specification 296 GTB SF90 Stradale Annual Maintenance Cost ~$5,000 ~$6,000 Insurance Cost (Avg.) ~$6,500/year ~$8,000/year
Extras and Features
Specification 296 GTB SF90 Stradale Luxury Features Aerodynamic enhancements, advanced cooling Advanced aerodynamics, improved e-motor tech Superstructure Aluminum and carbon fiber composite More extensive carbon fiber usage
Pros and Cons
Model Pros Cons Ferrari 296 GTB Compact, agile, excellent hybrid system Less powerful than SF90, small trunk Ferrari SF90 Extreme power, more advanced tech, AWD option Heavier, significantly more expensive
Which One is Better?
Ferrari 296 GTB : Ideal for those seeking a nimble, slightly more affordable hybrid supercar with thrilling performance and daily usability.
Ferrari SF90 Stradale : Best for enthusiasts who prioritize sheer power, advanced technology, and exclusivity, but at a steep price premium.
Ultimately, the
SF90 Stradale is the more extreme option, but the
296 GTB offers a balanced and exhilarating experience at a more accessible price.
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