Ferrari recently held the media drive for its new flagship, and several outlets have already recorded their impressions, along with plenty of tire smoke.
So far, English-language video reviews have been posted by Autocar, Evo, and Car and Driver.
Ferrari's first hybrid features a 6.3-liter V12 and a Hy-Kers hybrid system, which produce a combined 950 horsepower. So while the Ferrari can't run on electric power like its McLaren and Porsche rivals, it does produce more power than either of them.
It will also reportedly do 0 to 60 mph in 2.8 seconds, and reach a top speed of over 218 mph.
If that sounds good to you, too bad. The entire 500-unit production run sold out almost before the LaFerrari was unveiled, although one "used" example did turn up at a dealer a few months back wearing a $3.2 million price tag.
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